β Scribed by Carl Friedrich Gauss, Arthur A. Clarke (transl.), William C. Waterhouse (ed.)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Front Cover
Title
Translator's preface
Translator's bibliographical abbreviations
Contents
Dedication
Author's preface
I. Congruent numbers in general
II. Congruences of the first degree
III. Residues of Powers
IV. Congruences of the Second Degree
V. Forms and Indeterminate Equations of the Second Degree
VI. Various Applications of the Preceding Discussions
VII. Equations Deο¬ning Sections of a Circle
Additional Notes
Tables
Gaussβ Handwritten Notes
List of Special Symbols
Directory of Terms
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
A nice fat book filled with arcane mathematics and recondite ideas. If you even know about the existence of this book then you already know whether or not you're going to buy it.
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