Paper, 'On the contact of curves' by William Spottiswoode
Reference number: PT/64/4i
Date: 1861
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Subject: Mathematics
Published in Philosophical Transactions as 'On the contact of curves'.
Received by the Royal Society on 15 October 1861. Read 21 November 1861.
- Reference number
- PT/64/4i
- Earliest possible date
- 1861
- Physical description
- Ink on paper; all pages folded
- Page extent
- 12 pages
- Format
- Manuscript
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William Spottiswoode, Paper, 'On the contact of curves' by William Spottiswoode, 1861, PT/64/4i, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/pt_64_4i/paper-on-the-contact-of-curves-by-william-spottiswoode, accessed on 13 July 2025
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Manuscripts of papers published in Philosophical Transactions, 1862
February 1861 - June 1862 Reference number: PT/64
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Dates: 1802 - 1865
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