AUTHOR TITLE PAGE Issue Category
P.Abbott The position of mathematics in educational reconstruction Article Mar 1917 p. 33
C.W.Adams The area of "borders" MNote 396 May 1913 p. 109
C.W.Adams Resolution of a problem that would lead to a paradox MNote 457 Dec 1915 p. 179
Aleph A possible exam question for the "pillory" Letter May 1910 p. 280
A.O.Allen Note on the construction of string models MNote 447 May 1915 p. 86
S.Andrade Finding assuming only the formula for the sum of an A.P. MNote 312 Mar 1910 - Part I p. 206
S.Andrade New proof of the homographic property of a conic MNote 371 Mar 1912 p. 286
S.Andrade Proof that two ranges are homographic MNote 422 July 1914 p. 361
A.H.Anglin On a certain form of definite integral MNote 308 Jan 1910 p. 187
Anonymous The solution of the equation MNote 320 Oct 1910 p. 334
Anonymous A superior method for finding for any polynomial MNote 323 Oct 1910 p. 335
Anonymous Graphical solution of a biquadratic MNote 326 Oct 1910 p. 336
Anonymous ('W.F.') On note 362, p 221, Vol VI MNote 400 May 1913 p. 111
Anonymous Required, an explanation of the figure MNote 410 July 1913 p. 152
Anonymous (X.Y.Z.) Criticisms of Cracknell's "School Algebra" 2 letters Mar 1914 p. 296
Anonymous An enquiry concerning rounding (from a non-mathematical member) MNote 473 July 1916 p. 295
Anonymous Question concerning the degree of accuracy (Pseudo accuracy) MNote 474 July 1916 p. 296
Anonymous ("L.M." ) A point in teaching stocks MNote 518 Oct 1917 p. 144
Anonymous ("E.M.") Metric system for guns MNote 529 Mar 1918 p. 231
Anonymous ("L.M.") Test for perfect square or perfect cube MNote 530 Mar 1918 p. 231
R.C.Archibald Correction to an article in Vol V, p. 396 by J.J.Milne MNote 350 Oct 1911 p. 154
R.C.Archibald Note concerning the catalogue of the Library of the American Mathematical Society MNote 355 Oct 1911 p. 157
R.C.Archibald On the suggestions made for mathematical symbols in note 391 MNote 441 Mar 1915 p. 49
W.W.Rouse Ball A school course in mathematics in the XVIIth century Article Mar 1910 - Part I p. 202
W.W.Rouse Ball Four fours. Some arithmetical puzzles Article May 1912 p. 289
W.W.Rouse Ball The Cambridge School of Mathematics Article July 1912 p. 311
W.W.Rouse Ball Newton Article July 1914 p. 349
W.W.Rouse Ball Pythagoras Article Jan 1915 p. 5
W.W.Rouse Ball Augustus De Morgan Article Mar 1915 p. 42
W.W.Rouse Ball A mathematical recreation MNote 450 May 1915 p. 87
E.Barbette On the th power of a number expressed as the sum of other th powers MNote 360 Dec 1911 p. 196
E.N.Barisien Some interesting formulae in arithmetic progressions MNote 351 Oct 1911 p. 154
E.N.Barisien An error spotted but not corrected MNote 381 Oct 1912 p. 379
E.N.Barisien On notes 373, 381 and 397: solutions of the equation MNote 418 May 1914 p. 336
F.R.Barrell The unit of momentum MNote 382 Jan 1913 p. 10
A.H.Bell Duration of day Article Mar 1916 p. 244
Douglas P.Berridge The calculation of the coefficient of linear expansion Letter July 1910 p. 301
Major J.D.J.Bishop Required, a solution of a problem involving minimum time MNote 500 Jan 1917 p. 8
G.P.Blake Retro-azimuthal projections (cf. No 108, Dec 1913, p 208) MNote 455 Dec 1915 p. 176
F.C.Boon Suggested mathematical symbols MNote 321 Oct 1910 p. 334
F.C.Boon Suggested mathematical symbols MNote 391 Jan 1913 (Special) p. 48
F.C.Boon A locus problem and its solution MNote 399 May 1913 p. 110
F.C.Boon On the sum of an A.P. MNote 436 Mar 1915 p. 45
F.C.Boon The locus of the centres of escribed circles taken for a certain set of triangles MNote 468 May 1916 p. 263
Dr T.H.Bovey The mathematical training of technical students Article Mar 1909 p. 51
M.Brioche A simple device MNote 300 Dec 1909 p. 162
S.Brodetsky On the successive convergents of a continued fraction MNote 464 Mar 1916 p. 248
S.Brodetsky Nomography Article Mar 1918 p. 213
Dr. S. Brodetsky The elementary theory of statical stability Article May 1918 p. 233
Dr. S.Brodetsky The graphical treatment of differential equations Article Oct 1919 p. 377
T.J.I'A.Bromwich Further note on MNote 320 (Anon) Answer Dec 1910 p. 363
F.G.W.Brown To calculate the sides of a cyclic quadrilateral having given its
diagonals, its area and the radius of the circumscribing circle
MNote 365 Jan 1912 p. 222
F.G.W.Brown Brocard points for a quadrilateral MNote 508 May 1917 p. 83
Prof. G.H.Bryan The address of the retiring president Article Mar 1909 p. 44
Prof. G.H.Bryan Note on Fourier's theorem Article Apr 1909 p. 78
Prof. G.H.Bryan A proposal for the unknown digit Article June-July 1909 p. 89
Prof. G.H.Bryan Tangents to conics MNote 294 Oct 1909 p. 140
Prof. G.H.Bryan "The slide rule for babes and sucklings" MNote 306 Dec 1909 p. 165
Prof. G.H.Bryan Snow sliding down a roof MNote 307 Dec 1909 p. 166
G.H.Bryan Euclid's postulate as a property of matter Article July 1911 p. 124
G.H.Bryan My lecture notes on calculus Article Jan 1915 p. 19
G.H.Bryan Partial fractions with repeated factors in denominator MNote 451 Oct 1915 p. 157
Prof. G.H.Bryan and T.G.Creak The bordered antilogarithm table Article Dec 1915 p. 168
Prof. G.H.Bryan Suggestions for notation and printing Article Jan 1916 p. 220
G.H.Bryan Multiplication and division of decimals Letter Mar 1916 p. 251
G.H.Bryan Parabolic asymptotes MNote 487 July 1916 p. 305
G.H.Bryan "Russian peasant" multiplication in Roman numerals MNote 501 Jan 1917 p. 9
Prof. G.H.Bryan The equilibrium of jointed frameworks Article Jan 1919 p. 306
G.H.Bryan Tables (Bordered antilogarithms/Trigonometric logarithms to
every two minutes/Natural functions on three pages/Tables of exact squares)
May 1919 p. 333
G.H.Bryan Ten, twelve or sixty Letter Oct 1919 p. 391
H.S.Carslaw On the constructions which are possible by Euclid's methods Article Jan 1910 p. 170
H.S.Carslaw Giving credit where it's due MNote 378 July 1912 p. 340
H.S.Carslaw The teaching of numerical trigonometry MNote 429 July 1914 p. 364
Prof. H.S.Carslaw The discovery of logarithms by Napier Article May 1915 p. 76
Prof. H.S.Carslaw The discovery of logarithms by Napier (continued) Article July 1915 p. 115
Prof. H.S.Carslaw A progressive income tax Article May 1916 p. 253
Prof. H.S.Carslaw A progressive income tax Article Oct 1917 p. 137
G.St L.Carson Some principles of mathematical education Article Jan 1913 (Special) p. 30
J.M.Child Approximate construction for a radian MNote 296 Oct 1909 p. 142
J.M.Child Note on the problem: "Given a parallelogram construct a parallel
to a given line through a given point".
MNote 318 May 1910 p. 283
J.M.Child Feuerbach's theorem MNote 334 Dec 1910 p. 358
J.M.Child Approximations to , where is an integer and Article July 1916 p. 289
J.M.Child On note 474 MNote 490 Oct 1916 p. 312
J.M.Child Approximations to , where is an integer and (continued) Article May 1917 p. 72
J.W.Clawson Points, lines and circles connected with the complete quadrilateral MNote 509 May 1917 p. 85
F.J.O.Coddington Anharmonic coordinates Article June-July 1909 p. 94
F.J.O.Coddington Anharmonic coordinates (concluded) Article Oct 1909 p. 123
P.Coleman Approximate formulae for the perimeter of an ellipse MNote 461 Dec 1915 p. 184
J.Cook Wilson An extension of a theorem in Pappus MNote 391A* May 1913 p. 107
H.Crabtree Euler's equations deduced from gyroscopic resistance MNote 299 Dec 1909 p. 161
H.Crabtree The volume of the slant cone formed by slicing obliquely
through a right circular cone
MNote 401 May 1913 p. 111
A.G.Cracknell Replies to criticisms of his book 2 letters Mar 1914 p. 296
J.I.Craig Inverse tabular functions MNote 405 July 1913 p. 150
Experto Crede The early stages in elementary algebra MNote 520 Dec 1917 p. 157
Lt-Col. Allan Cunningham On tertial, quintal, etc. fractions Article May 1911 p. 63
Lt-Col. Allan Cunningham On tertial, quintal, etc. fractions (continued) Article July 1911 p. 108
F.G.Daniell The teaching of specific volume and density Article Dec 1910 p. 356
R.F.Davis On the foci of a conic inscribed in a quadrilateral MNote 302 Dec 1909 p. 162
R.F.Davis The orthopole MNote 359 Dec 1911 p. 196
R.F.Davis Formulae connected with a triangle MNote 364 Jan 1912 p. 221
R.F.Davis and John J.Milne On an interpretation of the general equation of a conic and a certain connected theorem MNote 383 Jan 1913 p. 11
R.F.Davis Alternative proof of the conic property demonstrated in note 371 MNote 389 Jan 1913 (Special) p. 47
R.F.Davis Pappus' theorem MNote 409 July 1913 p. 152
R.F.Davis On some alternative forms of the equation of two tangents to a conic from an external point MNote 413 May 1914 p. 331
R.F.Davis Locating, by geometrical construction, the point one seventh of the way along a given line MNote 430 July 1914 p. 367
R.F.Davis To find the condition that the four straight lines represented
by shall form a harmonic pencil
MNote 440 Mar 1915 p. 49
R.F.Davis Note on approximate value for MNote 449 May 1915 p. 87
R.F.Davis Geometric proof of the theorem given in note 462 MNote 495 Dec 1916 p. 332
R.F.Davis Proof that the area of a quadrilateral whose sides are is given
by where
and is the sum of two opposite angles
MNote 507 Mar 1917 p. 51
A.De Morgan Some incidental writings by De Morgan Article May 1917 p. 78
A.De Morgan Some incidental writings by De Morgan (continued) Article July 1917 p. 114
A.De Morgan Some incidental writings by De Morgan (continued) Article Jan 1918 p. 176
A.C.Dixon Squared paper solution of the equation MNote 310 Mar 1910 - Part I p. 205
A.C.Dixon Squared paper solution of the equation MNote 346 Oct 1911 p. 152
A.C.Dixon On note 339, p 386, vol V MNote 348 Oct 1911 p. 152
A.C.Dixon Note on Sturm's theorem in the theory of numbers MNote 358 Dec 1911 p. 195
A.C.Dixon Power of a point with respect to a conic MNote 366 Jan 1912 p. 223
A.C.Dixon Proof that MNote 367 Jan 1912 p. 223
A.C.Dixon Note on MNote 369 Mar 1912 p. 283
A.C.Dixon Proof of Feuerbach's theorem MNote 412 Jan 1914 p. 248
A.C.Dixon The pedal lines of a point taken with respect to a certain class of
triangles are proved to be concurrent
MNote 466 Mar 1916 p. 251
A.C.Dixon Infinite product expressions for and ; Wallis's formula MNote 512 July 1917 p. 123
E.T.Dixon The theory of order, as defined by boundaries Article Oct 1911 p. 135
E.T.Dixon The theory of order, as defined by boundaries (continued) Article Dec 1911 p. 172
E.T.Dixon The theory of order, as defined by boundaries (continued) Article Mar 1912 p. 279
E.T.Dixon The theory of order, as defined by boundaries (continued) Article May 1912 p. 290
Edward T.Dixon Desargues' theorem Article May 1914 p. 310
W.J.Dobbs An easy introduction to the natural base of logarithms Article Jan 1910 p. 179
W.J.Dobbs The teaching of geometry and trigonometry Article July 1913 p. 139
W.J.Dobbs The teaching of geometry and trigonometry (continued) Article Oct 1913 p. 167
W.J.Dobbs Feuerbach's theorem MNote 446 May 1915 p. 85
W.J.Dobbs The teaching of indices and logarithms Article July 1915 p. 119
W.J.Dobbs Pythagoras' theorem MNote 472 May 1916 p. 268
W.J.Dobbs A shorter proof of the result used in note 393 MNote 478 July 1916 p. 298
W.J.Dobbs Mathematics in secondary schools Article Mar 1917 p. 40
W.J.Dobbs The introduction to infinite series Article May 1918 p. 242
W.J.Dobbs The introduction to infinite series (continued) Article July 1918 p. 253
W.J.Dobbs The introduction to infinite series (continued) Article Jan 1919 p. 299
W.J.Dobbs Coordinate geometry in schools Article Oct 1919 p. 383
C.V.Durell The arithmetic syllabus in secondary schools Article Mar 1911 p. 28
C.V.Durell Analysis and projective geometry Article May 1911 p. 84
F.W.Dyson A plea for astronomy Article Oct 1914 p. 394
Editor Erratum MNote 290 Apr 1909 p. 88
Editor Extract from a review MNote 479 July 1916 p. 298
Editor "Thanking you in anticipation ' MNote 492 Oct 1916 p. 312
J.O.Edwards To find the volume of a sphere MNote 471 May 1916 p. 267
R.W.K.Edwards On the setting out of certain easy cubics Article Mar 1914 p. 274
R.W.K.Edwards A note on the teaching of coordinate geometry MNote 460 Dec 1915 p. 182
R.W.K.Edwards De plagis plani infiniti in quibus apparere potest linea tertii ordinis,
tribus asymptotis realibus datis praecipuâque satellite
MNote 494 Dec 1916 p. 330
M.F.Egan The minimum property of the pedal triangle MNote 356 Oct 1911 p. 157
M.F.Egan The ratio of the lengths of two adjacent tangents to a plane curve MNote 389A May 1913 p. 105
M.F.Egan The integrals , and MNote 481 July 1916 p. 299
C.Elliott Correspondence of operands to functions Article Oct 1910 p. 321
C.Elliott The nature of elementary mathematics from the modern standpoint Article Jan 1912 p. 219
E.B.Elliott A first chapter on elliptic functions Article May 1914 p. 328
W.D.Evans Note on "variations" MNote 325 Oct 1910 p. 336
W.D.Evans Berkley and Newton Article Dec 1914 p. 418
R.C.Fawdry Laboratory work in connection with mathematics Article Mar 1915 p. 36
E.Fenwick Mechanical description of the "curve of sines" MNote 526 Mar 1918 p. 229
D.F.Ferguson A method of evaluating as a decimal any fraction of the form , where
is any integer from 1 to 12 and is any integer whatever
MNote 404 July 1913 p. 150
D.F.Ferguson Geometrical construction for the trisection of an angle to any required degree of accuracy MNote 535 July 1919 p. 373
L.N.G.Filon On a symbolic proof of Fourier's theorem Article Jan 1913 (Special) p. 34
William Finlayson A case of three rotating lines and the point "O" MNote 505 Jan 1917 p. 13
William Finlayson The nine-point circle referred to in note 392 on p 107 of May 1913 is actually
the nine-point circle
MNote 510 May 1917 p. 89
H.C.Frampton The Ommundsen rifle sight MNote 385 Jan 1913 p. 14
W.Barrett Frankland Notes on the parallel axiom Article July 1913 p. 136
W.B.Frankland Non-Euclidean geometry MNote 414 May 1914 p. 332
H.Freeman The way to solve and related equations MNote 499 Dec 1916 p. 336
J.P.Gabbatt Analytical proofs of the limits and as MNote 459 Dec 1915 p. 181
W.Gallatly Orthologic triangles MNote 298 Oct 1909 p. 143
W.Gallatly The polar circle MNote 349 Oct 1911 p. 153
W.Gallatly Median triangles MNote 368 Jan 1912 p. 224
W.Gallatly Three circles mutually orthogonal MNote 370 Mar 1912 p. 284
W.Gallatly An infinite number of triangles can be inscribed in a circle and described
about a circle provided
MNote 388 Jan 1913 (Special) p. 46
W.Gallatly A nine-point circle MNote 392 May 1913 p. 107
W.Gallatly To prove geometrically that MNote 406 July 1913 p. 151
W.Gallatly Note about Gergonne, Nagel and Lemoine points and other features of a triangle MNote 426 July 1914 p. 362
William Garnett Alice through the (convex) looking glass Article May 1918 p. 237
William Garnett Alice through the (convex) looking glass (continued) Article July 1918 p. 249
William Garnett Alice through the (convex) looking glass (continued) Article Jan 1919 p. 293
Prof. R.W.Genese Suggestions for the practical treatment of the standard cubic equation
and a contribution to the theory of substitution
Article May 1917 p. 65
A.Gérardin Improvements and corrections to results stated in Furor Arithmeticus (May 1910, p 273) MNote 375 July 1912 p. 339
A.Gérardin Note on finding prime numbers Article Dec 1913 p. 192
Maurice E.J.Gheury An arbitrary veto Article June-July 1909 p. 91
M.E.J.Gheury Solutions to two examination questions in mechanics MNote 303 Dec 1909 p. 163
M.E.J.Gheury Mathematics or drudgery? Article July 1911 p. 129
M.E.J.Gheury Re Note 344, p 151, vol VI MNote 395 May 1913 p. 109
N.M.Gibbins On the conics passing through four concyclic points MNote 361 Dec 1911 p. 197
N.M.Gibbins To find the centre of curvature of the conic at the point MNote 420 July 1914 p. 360
N.M.Gibbins Theorem about a conic inscribed in a triangle MNote 462 Jan 1916 p. 221
N.M.Gibbins On the circles of curvature at and of the conic MNote 504 Jan 1917 p. 12
F.Glanville-Taylor A case of three rotating lines and the point "O" Article Jan 1913 p. 4
F.Glanville-Taylor If are the foci of a conic inscribed in the triangle , the midpoint of
, the line joining the mid-points of , to prove
that (v Note 349)
MNote 408 July 1913 p. 152
C.Godfrey The Board of Education circular on the teaching of geometry Article Mar 1910 - Part I p. 195
C.Godfrey The teaching of algebra: what is educational and what is technical? Article Mar 1910 - Part II p. 230
C.Godfrey On the work of the international commission on mathematical teaching Article Mar 1912 p. 243
Charles Godfrey More of the Cracknell & argument Letter May 1914 p. 346
G.Goodwill Some suggestions for a presentment of mathematics in closer touch with reality Article Mar 1918 p. 225
Sir George Greenhill Presidential Address to the London Branch of the M.A. Article July 1911 p. 105
G.Greenhill The simple pendulum Article Dec 1913 p. 189
Sir George Greenhill The use of mathematics Article Mar 1914 p. 253
G.Greenhill Linear dynamics Article Oct 1914 p. 389
G.Greenhill Kinetic energy, divided into molar energy and available, internal or molecular energy Article Dec 1914 p. 414
Sir G.Greenhill Mathematics in artillery science Article Mar 1915 p. 25
G.Greenhill Motion on the springs of a carriage body Article July 1915 p. 101
G.Greenhill Mechanical similitude Article Mar 1916 p. 229
G.Greenhill A reference for the theorem proved in note 466 MNote 476 July 1916 p. 297
G.Greenhill Squaring the hyperbola MNote 496 Dec 1916 p. 333
G.Greenhill Squaring the hyperbola and bomb dropping MNote 506 Mar 1917 p. 49
G.Greenhill Integral calculus. Squaring the circle and hyperbola MNote 517 Oct 1917 p. 139
E.R.Hamilton The graphical solution of a cubic equation with complex roots MNote 485 July 1916 p. 304
Percy.J.Harding Elliptic trammels and Fagnano points Article May 1911 p. 68
Percy J.Harding Elliptic trammels and Fagnano points (continued) Article July 1911 p. 117
P.J.Harding Ptolemy's theorem MNote 493 Dec 1916 p. 329
C.H.Hardingham On note 385 (v. Frampton) MNote 387A* May 1913 p. 104
Charles Hardingham The symbols for 'because' and 'therefore' Letter Mar 1914 p. 295
C.H.Hardingham Note on the calculus for the non-mathematician MNote 442 Mar 1915 p. 50
G.H.Hardy The integral Article June-July 1909 p. 98
G.H.Hardy To find an approximation to the large positive root of the equation MNote 319 Oct 1910 p. 333
G.H.Hardy The definition of a complex number MNote 439 Mar 1915 p. 48
G.H.Hardy Search for a person from the past Letter July 1915 p. 132
G.H.Hardy Further remarks on the integral MNote 484 July 1916 p. 301
P.J.Hartog Comment on Gheury's article "An arbitrary veto" Letter Oct 1909 p. 144
J.L.S.Hatton Desargues' theorem Letter Dec 1914 p. 435
John L.S.Hatton Desargues' theorem Letter July 1915 p. 132
J.L.S.Hatton Euclid's definition of parallel straight lines considered in reference to the "line at infinity" Article Mar 1917 p. 43
Cecil Hawkins Euclid I. 47 MNote 297 Oct 1909 p. 143
Cecil Hawkins Constructions as tests in examinations MNote 301 Dec 1909 p. 162
Percy J.Heawood Complaint about an exam question MNote 344 Oct 1911 p. 151
Percy J.Heawood Concerning Euclid's axioms MNote 345 Oct 1911 p. 152
Percy J.Heawood The angle between the lines in which the plane cuts
the cone
MNote 443 Mar 1915 p. 50
Percy J.Heawood (1) The condition that breaks
up into factors and (2) discriminating between the different forms for the surface:
MNote 444 Mar 1915 p. 51
H.Bryon Heywood Note on the logarithmic series MNote 372 July 1912 p. 337
Prof. M.J.M.Hill (Presidential address on) The theory of proportion Article July 1912 p. 324
Prof. M.J.M.Hill The theory of proportion (continued) Article Oct 1912 p. 360
M.J.M.Hill On Euclid X. 6 concerning the recent article on proportion MNote 384 Jan 1913 p. 13
M.J.M.Hill Brackets, rules and conventions in arithmetic Letter May 1916 p. 281
M.J.M.Hill Conventions governing the interpretation of mathematical expressions Letter Jan 1917 p. 15
M.J.M.Hill Conventions governing the interpretation of mathematical expressions Letter July 1917 p. 136
Harold Hilton On surfaces traced out by the motion of an invariable curve Article Jan 1913 (Special) p. 36
Harold Hilton Reduction of a ternary cubic to the form by a real transformation MNote 431 July 1914 p. 367
Harold Hilton Surfaces generated by the motion of an invariable cubic curve MNote 435 July 1914 p. 370
H.Hilton Singular solutions of differential equations of the second order Article Dec 1914 p. 416
Harold Hilton Second order differential equations Letter May 1915 p. 98
Prof. E.W.Hobson The democratization of mathematical education Article Mar 1912 p. 234
Prof. E.W.Hobson Geometrical constructions by means of the compass Article Mar 1913 p. 49
H.T.Holmes Elementary mathematics in evening school Article Mar 1910 - Part I p. 200
W.Hope-Jones The principles of probability and approximations in arithmetic Article Jan 1917 p. 5
W.Hope-Jones The principles of probability and approximations in arithmetic (continued) Article July 1917 p. 105
W.Hope-Jones The principles of probability and approximations in arithmetic (continued) Article Jan 1918 p. 171
Basil A.Howard The teaching of geometry to first-year pupils Article Mar 1919 p. 317
H.P.Hudson Any symmetric function of the roots of an equation is a function of its coefficients MNote 374 July 1912 p. 339
Prof. W.H.H.Hudson The work of a local branch Article Jan 1916 p. 215
M.T.Narayana Iyengar The cycloid MNote 327 Oct 1910 p. 336
M.T.Narayana Iyengar The cubic MNote 332 Oct 1910 p. 340
C.S.Jackson Snow sliding down a roof MNote 307 Dec 1909 p. 166
C.S.Jackson On MNote 314 May 1910 p. 281
C.S.Jackson Graphs MNote 377 July 1912 p. 340
C.S.Jackson The international commission on the teaching of mathematics Article Dec 1912 p. 384
C.S.Jackson A problem in probability Article Jan 1913 (Special) p. 38
C.S.Jackson A stern chase MNote 402 May 1913 p. 112
C.S.Jackson How to approach Euclid I. 32 MNote 403 May 1913 p. 113
C.S.Jackson The calculus as an item in school mathematics Article Dec 1913 p. 197
J.S.Jackson The calculus as an item in school mathematics (continued) Article Jan 1914 p. 243
C.S.Jackson The calculus as an item in school mathematics (continued) Article May 1914 p. 314
C.S.Jackson Proof of Pythagoras' theorem MNote 424 July 1914 p. 362
C.S.Jackson The definition of probability MNote 434 July 1914 p. 369
C.S.Jackson The St Petersburg problem MNote 438 Mar 1915 p. 48
F.Jackson The series for and MNote 536 Dec 1919 p. 422
R.W.Jones On the teaching of mathematics in elementary schools and its continuity
with the teaching in secondary schools
Article Oct 1912 p. 368
Philip E.B.Jourdain On an earlier article concerning irrational numbers MNote 305 Dec 1909 p. 165
Philip E.Jourdain On a review MNote 489 Oct 1916 p. 312
P.E.Jourdain What every mathematician needs MNote 491 Oct 1916 p. 312
J.P.Kirkman Conversion from Fahrenheit to Centigrade or vice versa MNote 353 Oct 1911 p. 156
W.Knowles The teaching of easy calculus to boys Article Dec 1913 p. 201
W.Knowles The teaching of easy calculus to boys (continued) Article May 1914 p. 322
E.M.Langley Pascal's theorem; Brianchon's theorem; cross-centre and cross-axis MNote 379 Oct 1912 p. 375
E.M.Langley Proof of Pascal's theorem when the angular points of the hexagon
lie three on each of two straight lines
MNote 387 Jan 1913 (Special)
E.M.Langley Map projections Article Mar 1913 p. 55
Edward M.Langley The early history of The Mathematical Gazette Article July 1913 p. 134
E.M.Langley Geometric integration of MNote 417 May 1914 p. 335
E.M.Langley Further note on Pascal's theorem MNote 448 May 1915 p. 86
E.M.Langley The altitude of an equilateral triangle of side 5 inches is almost exactly 11 cm MNote 467 May 1916 p. 262
E.M.Langley A semi-geometrical integration of the equation MNote 511 May 1917 p. 90
E.M.Langley Integration for a rhumb line MNote 531 May 1918 p. 247
E.M.Langley Note on the spherical triangle MNote 533 July 1918 p. 257
John H.Lawlor Some suggestions for new mathematical symbols MNote 317 May 1910 p. 283
John H.Lawlor Aid to remembering the formula for where satisfy
the equations
MNote 329 Oct 1910 p. 338
John H.Lawlor The bisectors of the angles of a triangle meet the opposite sides in .
The circle passes through the point of contact of the in- and nine-point circles
MNote 337 Dec 1910 p. 360
John H. Lawlor On a centre of a circle in trilinears MNote 338 Dec 1910 p. 361
J.H.Lawlor Pedal circles MNote 516 July 1917 p. 127
J.G.Leathem Note on functionality of a complex variable MNote 524 Jan 1918 p. 179
E.P.Lewis On note 349 MNote 515 July 1917 p. 127
J.Lister A proof showing that tends to a finite limit as tends to infinity MNote 313 Mar 1910 - Part I p. 207
J.Lister The limit of as MNote 386 Jan 1913 p. 15
A.Lodge Homographic ranges - elementary principles Article Apr 1909 p. 81
A.Lodge On orthogonal circles MNote 316 May 1910 p. 282
A.Lodge An interesting figure MNote 331 Oct 1910 p. 340
A.Lodge Wallis' determination of MNote 352 Oct 1911 p. 155
Alfred Lodge Suggested notation for ratios and cross-ratios Article May 1912 p. 294
A.Lodge A graphic solution of the equation Article Jan 1913 (Special) p. 41
A.Lodge Formulae for the area and half-angles of a triangle obtained by means of the
equivalent isosceles triangle
MNote 416 May 1914 p. 334
A.Lodge An elementary method of finding circles of curvature at points, multiple or other,
of a plane curve whose equation is given in rectangular coordinates
Article Mar 1915 p. 39
A.Lodge Investigation of a simple formula for calculating the successive "numbers of Bernoulli" MNote 456 Dec 1915 p. 178
A.Lodge As to the completeness of mathematical tables required in school and examination work Article Jan 1916 p. 209
Alfred Lodge On some arithmetical conventions MNote 463 Mar 1916 p. 246
A.Lodge and C.S.Jackson On note 475 MNote 488 Oct 1916 p. 311
Alfred Lodge, W.F.Sheppard,
R.Nettell, R.W.Genese
The interpretation of written mathematical expressions Various letters Mar 1917 p. 62
A.Lodge Cubic graphs of the form Article Mar 1919 p. 322
Prof. Gino Loria The achievements of Great Britain in the realm of mathematics Article Dec 1914 p. 421
Prof. Gino Loria The achievements of Great Britain in the realm of mathematics (continued) Article Jan 1915 p. 12
Gino Loria Radius of curvature Letter May 1915 p. 98
Gino Loria "The Philosophical Magazine" and the history of mathematics Article Dec 1916 p. 325
A.W.Lucy On the compound pendulum MNote 497 Dec 1916 p. 335
Sydney Lupton Furor arithmeticus Article May 1910 p. 273
Sydney Lupton Proof by recurrence Article Oct 1911 p. 142
Sydney Lupton Notes on the radix method of calculating logarithms Article July 1913 p. 147
Sydney Lupton Notes on the radix method of calculating logarithms (continued) Article Oct 1913 p. 170
W.H.Macaulay The dissection of rectilineal figures Article Oct 1914 p. 381
W.H.Macaulay The dissection of rectilineal figures (continued) Article May 1915 p. 72
W.H.Macaulay The dissection of rectilineal figures (continued) Article July 1915 p. 109
Camillo Manzitti The division of the circle (concluded) Article Apr 1909 p. 74
Artemas Martin Note 357. Powers of numbers whose sum is the same power of some number MNote 380 Oct 1912 p. 378
Artemas Martin Powers of numbers whose sum is the same power of some number MNote 388A* May 1913 p. 104
J.W.Mercer The teaching of numerical trigonometry Article Dec 1913 p. 193
J.W.Mercer The teaching of numerical trigonometry (continued) Article Jan 1914 p. 240
G.A.Miller Appreciative remarks on the theory of groups Article Oct 1911 p. 148
G.A.Miller Information about tables of factors of the first hundred million MNote 347 Oct 1911 p. 152
G.A.Miller Note on a singular historical error MNote 532 May 1918 p. 247
John J.Milne A result concerning conics related to one cited by W.P.Milne in Jan 1911, p. 386 MNote 348 Oct 1911 p. 153
John J.Milne A theorem about conics MNote 427 July 1914 p. 363
John J.Milne 8-point and 8-tangent conics and an associated pencil and range of conics Article May 1917 p. 69
Rev. John J.Milne The geometric interpretation of homographic equations and their
application to loci and envelopes
Article July 1917 p. 97
Rev. J.J.Milne Extension of the theory of inversion to conics Article July 1919 p. 365
John J.Milne Interpreting comments made in a book by Pappus MNote 534 July 1919 p. 372
R.M.Milne A geometrical representation of the sum of an infinite geometric series MNote 291 Oct 1909 p. 138
W.P.Milne The geometrical meaning of the triad of points ,
and
MNote 335 Dec 1910 p. 359
W.P.Milne A property of the complete quadrangle MNote 339 Jan 1911 p. 386
W.P.Milne The teaching of limits and convergence to scholarship candidates Article May 1911 p. 79
W.P.Milne The teaching of limits and convergence to scholarship candidates (continued) Article Dec 1912 p. 385
W.P.Milne The teaching of limits and convergence to scholarship candidates (continued) Article Jan 1913 p. 1
W.P.Milne Another proof and generalisation of the theorem given in note 339 MNote 398 May 1913 p. 109
Dr William P.Milne The teaching of modern analysis in secondary schools Article Mar 1915 p. 30
William P.Milne The graphical treatment of power series Article Mar 1918 p. 198
William P.Milne The uses and functions of a school mathematical library Article Mar 1918 p. 209
William P.Milne Mathematics and the pivotal industries Article Mar 1919 p. 312
L.S.Milward and H.T.Gilmore To construct a quadrilateral which shall be inscribable in a circle, having given the four sides MNote 304 Dec 1909 p. 165
R.F.Muirhead Some proofs of the theorem that a chord of a circle passing through a point is
divided harmonically by that point and its polar
Article Jan 1910 p. 182
R.F.Muirhead Note on the use of the protractor MNote 354 Oct 1911 p. 156
R.F.Muirhead The anharmonic ratio of four points in space and the discord of two pairs of points Article May 1914 p. 326
E.J.Nanson Note on Euclid I.16, 27 MNote 289 Apr 1909 p. 88
E.J.Nanson Graphic construction of the parabolic and hyperbolic curves MNote 295 Oct 1909 p. 141
E.J.Nanson Systems of conics whose director circles have a common radical centre MNote 315 May 1910 p. 281
E.J.Nanson Note on graphing MNote 425 July 1914 p. 362
E.J.Nanson On note 443 MNote 480 July 1916 p. 298
M.T.Naraniengar On some problems and results MNote 343 Jan 1911 p. 389
Eric H.Neville The solution of numerical equations Article Oct 1915 p. 151
Eric H.Neville So-called cases of failure in the solution of linear differential equations Article May 1916 p. 258
Eric H.Neville So-called cases of failure in the solution of linear differential equations (continued) Article July 1916 p. 285
Eric H.Neville Notes for lessons introductory to differential geometry Article July 1919 p. 369
T.Percy Nunn The arithmetic of infinites Article Dec 1910 p. 345
T.Percy Nunn The arithmetic of infinites (continued) Article Jan 1911 p. 377
T.P.Nunn The aim and methods of school algebra Article Dec 1911 p. 167
T.P.Nunn The aim and methods of school algebra (continued) Article Jan 1912 p. 214
Prof. T.P.Nunn Mathematics and individuality Article Mar 1918 p. 188
H.Orfeur Graphical solution of a biquadratic MNote 514 July 1917 p. 125
G.Osborn A few cases of factors for a sum of two squares MNote 373 July 1912 p. 338
G.Osborn On notes 373 and 381 from July 1912, p 338 MNote 397 May 1913 p. 109
G.Osborn Fractional and negative values of in Arithmetical Progressions MNote 411 Jan 1914 p. 248
G.Osborn Formulae for three cubes whose sum is a cube MNote 423 July 1914 p. 361
G.Osborn On certain coefficients connected with the expansions of ,
and
MNote 458 Dec 1915 p. 179
G.W.Palmer Accuracy in arithmetic Article Jan 1916 p. 204
G.W.Palmer The definition of a complex number MNote 486 July 1916 p. 305
Miss M.J.Parker Notes on The Board of Education circular no 851: On the teaching of geometry Article May 1915 p. 66
T.C.Philpott Arithmetic in elementary schools Letter May 1911 p. 88
H.Piaggio Length of perpendicular from a point to a straight line MNote 363 Jan 1912 p. 221
H.Piaggio To find the length and equation and coordinates of the extremities of the
shortest distance between two lines
MNote 394 May 1913 p. 108
H.Piaggio Linear differential equations with constant coefficients MNote 482 July 1916 p. 300
D.K.Picken The simple pendulum Article Oct 1913 p. 173
D.K.Picken Theory of centroids Article Oct 1914 p. 398
"Piexarsquared" Multiplication convention Letter Oct 1919 p. 391
C.T.Preece Note on Taylor's series MNote 523 Dec 1917 p. 162
C.T.Preece A method of establishing certain standard series MNote 528 Mar 1918 p. 230
A.Press A simple method of applying the equation , etc,
to curves, with applications
MNote 465 Mar 1916 p. 248
E.Allan Price Reform of mathematical teaching in Germany Article Dec 1912 p. 394
E.A.Price Reform of mathematical teaching in Germany (continued) Article Jan 1913 p. 7
H.J.Priestley Note on the teaching of the mean value theorem and its extensions MNote 502 Jan 1917 p. 9
Pupils at Bancroft's School On note 393 MNote 421 July 1914 p. 361
E.M.Radford Angular momentum of a body in two dimensions MNote 415 May 1914 p. 333
E.M.Radford Geometrical proofs of some triangle formulae MNote 453 Dec 1915 p. 173
M.Ray On note 349 MNote 469 May 1916 p. 266
C.H.Richards Note on the pedal triangle MNote 390 Jan 1913 (Special) p. 48
C.H.Richards Note on the distances of the in-centre and ex-centres of a triangle from any vertex MNote 521 Dec 1917 p. 159
T.J.Richards If a triangle is inscribed in a directly similar triangle and if one triangle varies while
the other remains fixed, the centre of similitude is either a fixed point or on a fixed circle
MNote 522 Dec 1917 p. 160
H.Riddell A theorem on Simson lines MNote 525 Jan 1918 p. 180
W.M.Roberts A note on momentum and kinetic energy MNote 432 July 1914 p. 368
E.P.Rouse A line found to pass through the incentre of a triangle MNote 407 July 1913 p. 151
E.P.Rouse A neater proof of the geometry problem of note 407 MNote 433 July 1914 p. 369
E.P.Rouse On note 349 MNote 437 Mar 1915 p. 48
Y.Sawayama On a certain group of circles Article Oct 1910 p. 325
Charles N.Schmall Note on the area of a triangle in plane coordinate geometry MNote 498 Dec 1916 p. 336
H.E.Schmitz The working conditions of the common pump MNote 454 Dec 1915 p. 174
W.F.Sheppard The power-sum formula and the Bernoullian function Article July 1912 p. 332
W.F.Sheppard The power-sum formula and the Bernoullian function (continued) Article May 1913 p. 100
W.F.Sheppard The use of brackets in arithmetic MNote 475 July 1916 p. 296
Mrs F.G.Shinn Notes on the teaching of arithmetic Article May 1915 p. 61
S.V.Shovelton A proof of Vandermonde's theorem and a generalisation MNote 419 July 1914 p. 360
A.W.Siddons Reply to note 473 Letter Dec 1916 p. 340
A.W.Siddons Arithmetical accuracy test MNote 503 Jan 1917 p. 10
E.H.Smart Note on the bisectors of the angles between two given straight lines MNote 322 Oct 1910 p. 335
E.H.Smart On note 446: Feuerbach's theorem MNote 452 Dec 1915 p. 173
Charlotte Smith Locus of orthocentre MNote 362 Jan 1912 p. 221
"Solidus" Simple proof of the harmonic property of pole and polar of a circle MNote 293 Oct 1909 p. 140
D.M.Y.Sommerville Note on Desargues' theorem Article Oct 1914 p. 393
D.M.Y.Sommerville Desargues' theorem Letter Mar 1915 p. 53
D.M.Y.Sommerville Elementary method of investigating the centroid of a uniform circular arc MNote 470 May 1916 p. 266
D.M.Y.Sommerville Note on Napier's logarithms MNote 483 July 1916 p. 300
Prof. D.M.Y.Sommerville Geometry at infinity Article Dec 1917 p. 153
J.E.A.Steggall On practical mathematics in schools Article Mar 1914 p. 287
Edith A.Stoney Approximation in method versus approximation in arithmetic Letter May 1910 p. 279
Edith A. Stoney The calculation of the coefficient of linear expansion Letter July 1910 p. 302
F.G.Taylor A case of three rotating lines and the point "O" Article Dec 1912 p. 392
E.W.P.Temperley The introduction to the idea of a negative number MNote 376 July 1912 p. 339
G.R.Thompson To inscribe a triangle in a given triangle so that the sum of the
squares of its sides shall be a minimum
MNote 330 Oct 1910 p. 339
J.A.Tomkins The theory of the polar planimeter: an application of the method of barriers Article July 1911 p. 127
H.L.Trachtenberg (1) The radical axis of the circumcircle and the Brocard circle.
(2) The relative positions of these circles
MNote 333 Dec 1910 p. 357
H.L.Trachtenberg See pp. 288 et seq and p. 406, Vol III MNote 341 Jan 1911 p. 388
H.L.Trachtenberg The equation of the bisectors of the angles between the general pair of straight lines MNote 342 Jan 1911 p. 388
H.L.Trachtenberg Tetrahedral coordinates - the conditions necessary in order that the
general quadric should be one of revolution
MNote 390A* May 1913 p. 105
C.O.Tuckey Two problems on the circle MNote 445 May 1915 p. 84
Prof. H.H.Turner Presidential address Article Mar 1910 - Part II p. 220
Prof. H.H.Turner Presidential address to The Mathematical Association Article Mar 1911 p. 3
H.H.Turner Mathematical tables Letter Oct 1919 p. 392
Charles Tweedie A study of the life and writings of Colin Maclaurin Article Oct 1915 p. 133
Charles Tweedie Notes on the life and works of Colin Maclaurin Article Jan 1919 p. 303
Inayat Ullahkhán Mechanical construction for the trisection of an angle MNote 393 May 1913 p. 108
C.J.L.Wagstaff Should we continue to teach geometry? Article Mar 1917 p. 38
W.J.Walker On the teaching of elementary mathematics in secondary schools Article Oct 1912 p. 371
C.E.Weatherburn A plea for a more general use of vector analysis in applied mathematics Article Jan 1917 p. 2
F.J.W.Whipple A geometrical construction for the sum of a geometrical progression MNote 292 Oct 1909 p. 139
F.J.W.Whipple A geometrical construction for MNote 309 Jan 1910 p. 188
F.J.W.Whipple Fundamental trigonometrical expansions MNote 311 Mar 1910 - Part I p. 205
F.J.W.Whipple To prove that if a pentagon and a decagon be inscribed in a circle, the difference
between the squares on their sides is the square on the radius of the circle
MNote 324 Oct 1910 p. 336
F.J.W.Whipple Tangents and foci of conics. Alternative proof of standard theorems MNote 336 Dec 1910 p. 360
F.J.W.Whipple Representation of the power of a point with respect to a conic MNote 340 Jan 1911 p. 388
F.J.W.Whipple Another proof of the theorem referred to in note 427 MNote 428 July 1914 p. 363
Prof. A.N.Whitehead The aims of education - a plea for reform (Presidential address) Article Jan 1916 p. 191
A.N.Whitehead Technical education and its relation to science and literature Article Mar 1917 p. 20
C.T.Whitmell Attraction by spheroids MNote 477 July 1916 p. 297
C.C.Wiles Note on the factorization of the trinomial MNote 328 Oct 1910 p. 338
Rev. Canon J.M.Wilson On two fragments of geometrical treatises found in Worcester Cathedral Article Mar 1911 p. 19
Rev. Canon J.M.Wilson Further comment on the fragments from Worcester Cathedral Letter Mar 1911 p. 59
T.Worrall Note on Pascal's theorem MNote 513 July 1917 p. 125
The correlation of the teaching of mathematics and science Report Jan 1909 p. 1
The correlation of mathematical and science teaching Report Dec 1909 p. 145
C.G.Knott The Napier tercentenary celebration Report May 1913 p. 98
The Public Schools
Special Committee
A general mathematical syllabus for non-specialists in public schools Report July 1913 p. 129
Mathematics in secondary schools Report Jan 1914 p. 231
The teaching of calculus Report Jan 1914 p. 233
The teaching of calculus in public and secondary schools in the UK Report Jan 1914 p. 235
The report of the committee on the teaching of arithmetic in public schools Report Mar 1916 p. 233
Discussion on the report on the teaching of arithmetic Report Oct 1916 p. 309
Report on the teaching of mechanics Report Oct-Dec 1918 p. 265
Report of the MA committee on the teaching of mathematics in
public and secondary schools
Report Dec 1919 p. 393
Joint meeting of The Mathematical Association and
The Public School Science Masters' Association
Minutes Mar 1910 - Part II p. 244
On The Board of Education circular (geometry) Discussions July 1910 p. 289
On the report of the committee on the teaching of algebra and trigonometry Discussions Mar 1911 p. 42
The place of mathematics in girls' education Discussions Jan 1912 p. 203
On some unrealised possibilities in mathematical education Discussions Mar 1912 p. 246
A plea for the earlier introduction of the calculus Discussions Mar 1912 p. 259
Report on the teaching of multiplication and division of decimals Discussions Dec 1915 p. 165
G.St L.Carson Intuition Discussions Mar 1913 p. 60
Miss Barwell The advisability of including some instruction in the school course
on the history of mathematics
Discussions Mar 1913 p. 72
Dr W.P.Milne The teaching of scholarship mathematics in secondary schools Discussions Mar 1913 p. 80
Suggestions for Notation and Printing Suggestion Dec 1915 p. 172
A letter from Sir William Rowan Hamilton Historical Jan 1919 p. 302
G.P.Blake Question proposed for inclusion The Pillory May 1911 p. 89
The Pillory May 1912 p. 310
The Pillory July 1912 p. 342
The Pillory Mar 1915 p. 53
The Pillory May 1916 p. 279
Prof. F.R.Barrell Obituary Jan 1916 p. 214
Prof. H.W.Lloyd Tanner Obituary Jan 1916 p. 215
Prof. W.H.H.Hudson Obituary Mar 1916 p. 245
Harold Crabtree Obituary May 1916 p. 280
Charles Samuel Jackson Obituary Mar 1917 p. 45

* In May 1913 the numbers 387 to 391 were used a second time to count the Mathematical Notes, the first occasion being in the January (Special) edition for 1913. In this Index the second time of use has been identified with the addition of the suffix 'A'.

Queries Answers to queries
Number Issue Page Number Issue Page Number Page
61 Mar 1909 68 79 May 1912 297 4 Jan 1911 394 67 May 1911 89
62 Mar 1909 68 80 May 1912 297 8 June-July 1909 120 68 Dec 1910 363
63 June-July 1909 119 81 July 1912 341 8 Dec 1909 168 68 Jan 1911 394
64 June-July 1909 119 82 July 1912 341 10 Mar 1909 69 68 Jan 1911 395
65 June-July 1909 119 83 Oct 1912 379 22 Mar 1909 70 68 July 1911 131
66 June-July 1909 119 84 Oct 1912 379 23 Mar 1909 69 69 Jan 1911 396
67 Oct 1909 144 85 Jan 1914 246 26 Mar 1909 69 69 July 1911 131
68 Jan 1910 189 85 May 1914 337 28 Mar 1909 69 69 July 1911 132
69 Oct 1910 330 86 Jan 1914 246 37 Dec 1909 167 71 May 1912 298
70 Oct 1910 330 87 Jan 1914 247 47 Mar 1909 70 71 July 1912 341
71 Oct 1910 330 87 May 1914 337 54 June-July 1909 120 71 July 1913 153
72 Jan 1911 393 88 Jan 1914 247 59 Oct 1910 330 71 Oct 1913 175
73 Jan 1911 394 89 July 1914 374 60 Mar 1909 70 74 May 1912 299
74 Oct 1911 159 90 July 1914 375 63 Oct 1910 330 75 May 1912 299
75 Oct 1911 159 91 July 1914 375 63 Oct 1911 159 75 July 1912 342
76 May 1912 297 92 Oct 1914 411 67 Oct 1910 330 80 July 1912 342
77 May 1912 297 93 Oct 1914 411 67 Oct 1910 331 81 Dec 1914 427
78 May 1912 297 67 Oct 1910 332 81 Dec 1914 428
67 Dec 1910 362 83 May 1913 115
67 Jan 1911 395 83 Jan 1914 247