'Report of the committee of the Royal Society for inspecting the Books and papers of the Society on relation to the Dispute between Mr Leibnitz and Mr Keile'
Reference number: RBO/9/106
Date: 1712
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Concerns the authorship of the method of fluxions - that this was the same as the differential method
Read to the Royal Society on 24 April 1712
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- RBO/9/106
- Earliest possible date
- 1712
- Page extent
- 2 pages
- Format
- Manuscript
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'Report of the committee of the Royal Society for inspecting the Books and papers of the Society on relation to the Dispute between Mr Leibnitz and Mr Keile', 1712, RBO/9/106, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_9_106/report-of-the-committee-of-the-royal-society-for-inspecting-the-books-and-papers-of-the-society-on-relation-to-the-dispute-between-mr-leibnitz-and-mr-keile, accessed on 24 January 2025
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Register Book of the Royal Society Volume 9, copies of papers communicated 1699-1707
1699-1707 Reference number: RBO/9
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