Paper, 'An algebraical problem - evolution of a mechanical curve' by Pio Fantini
Reference number: L&P/4/400
Date: 1767

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18 pages in Latin, 10 pages in English and 3 pages in French.
Subject: Mathematics
Published in Philosophical Transactions, as De problemate quodam Algebraico, deque evolutione mechanicæ cujusdam curvæ inter infinitas hypermechanicas, quæ determinatæ æquationi satisfaciunt.'
Read 25 June 1767
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- 1767
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Paper, 'An algebraical problem - evolution of a mechanical curve' by Pio Fantini, 1767, L&P/4/400, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/l-and-p_4_400/paper-an-algebraical-problem-evolution-of-a-mechanical-curve-by-pio-fantini, accessed on 07 February 2025
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