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by E.T. Whittaker
出版情報: Cambridge : University Press, 1907  viii, 72 p. ; 22 cm
シリーズ名: Cambridge tracts in mathematics ; no. 7
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by E.T. Whittaker and G.N. Watson
出版情報: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1920  608 p. ; 27 cm
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by E.T. Whittaker
出版情報: London : Cambridge University Press, 1937  xiv, 456 p. ; 27 cm
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von E.T. Whittaker ; nach der zweiten Auflage übersetzt von F. und K. Mittelsten Scheid
出版情報: Berlin : Springer, 1924  xiii, 462 p. ; 24 cm
シリーズ名: Die Grundlehren der mathematischen Wissenschaften ; Bd. 17
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by E.T. Whittaker
出版情報: [S.l.] : [s.n.], [1937?]  xiv, 456 p ; 25 cm
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by E. T. Whittaker and G. Robinson
出版情報: London : Blackie, 1924  xvi, 395 p. ; 23 cm
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by E.T. Whittaker and G. Robinson
出版情報: London : Blackie, 1926  xvi, 395 p., [4] folded leaves ; 23 cm
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by E.T. Whittaker and G.N. Watson
出版情報: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1927  608 p. ; 24 cm
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by E.T. Whittaker and G.N. Watson
出版情報: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1927  608 p. ; 26 cm
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E.T.ホイッテーカー著 ; 多田政忠, 薮下信訳
出版情報: 東京 : 講談社, 1977.9-1979.11  2冊 ; 22cm
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E.T.Whittaker, G.N.Watson著 ; 佐藤常三, 州之内治男共訳
出版情報: 東京 : 宇野書店, 1967  冊 ; 21cm
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E.T.ホイッテーカー[著] ; 霜田光一, 近藤都登訳
出版情報: 東京 : 講談社, 1976.7-11  2冊 ; 22cm
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E. T. Whittaker, G. N. Watson著 ; 佐藤常三, 州之内治男共訳
出版情報: 東京 : 宇野書店, 1967.5  4, 5, 348p ; 21cm
シリーズ名: モダンアナリシス : 無限の取扱いと解析函数への入門 : 主要な超越函数の解説 / E.T.Whittaker, G.N.Watson著 ; 佐藤常三, 州之内治男共訳 ; 1
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遠山啓, 小沢健一訳
出版情報: 東京 : 講談社, 1970.12  231p ; 21cm
シリーズ名: 現代数学の世界 / サイエンティフィック・アメリカン編 ; 遠山啓監訳 ; 3
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数学をめぐる世界 / エドマンド・ホイッテーカー [著] ; 遠山啓訳
数学の革新 / ポール・R・ハーモス [著] ; 遠山啓訳
数学的創造 / アンリ・ポアンカレ [著] ; 遠山啓訳
数学の基礎 / W・V・クワイン [著] ; 小沢健一訳
パラドックス / W・V・クワイン [著] ; 小沢健一訳
記号論理の魔術 / ジョン・F・パイファー [著] ; 小沢健一訳
非カントール集合論 / ポール・J・コーエン, ルーベン・ハーシュ [著] ; 小沢健一訳
ゲーデルの証明 / アーネスト・ネーゲル, J・R・ニューマン [著] ; 小沢健一訳
真と証明 / アルフレッド・タルスキー [著] ; 小沢健一訳
数学をめぐる世界 / エドマンド・ホイッテーカー [著] ; 遠山啓訳
数学の革新 / ポール・R・ハーモス [著] ; 遠山啓訳
数学的創造 / アンリ・ポアンカレ [著] ; 遠山啓訳
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銀林浩訳
出版情報: 東京 : 講談社, 1970.12  240p ; 21cm
シリーズ名: 現代数学の世界 / サイエンティフィック・アメリカン編 ; 遠山啓監訳 ; 4
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デカルト / A.C.クロンビー [執筆]
ニュートン / I.バーナード・コーエン [執筆]
ライプニッツ / フレデリック・C.クレリング [執筆]
ラプラース / ジェイムズ・R.ニューマン [執筆]
バベジ / フィリップ・モリソン, エミリー・モリソン [執筆]
ハミルトン / エドムンド・ホイッテイカー [執筆]
マックスウェル / ジェイムズ・R.ニューマン [執筆]
キャロル / ウォーレン・ウィーバー [執筆]
クリフォード / ジェイムズ・R.ニューマン [執筆]
ラマヌジャン / ジェイムズ・R.ニューマン [執筆]
ブルバキ / ポール・R.ハルモス [執筆]
デカルト / A.C.クロンビー [執筆]
ニュートン / I.バーナード・コーエン [執筆]
ライプニッツ / フレデリック・C.クレリング [執筆]
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By E.T. Whittaker ; with a foreword by Sir William McCrea
出版情報: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1988  xvii, 456 p. ; 23 cm
シリーズ名: Cambridge mathematical library
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Foreword / Sir William McCrea, FRS
Preface to the fourth edition
Kinematical Preliminaries / Chapter I:
The displacements of rigid bodies / 1.:
Euler's theorem on rotations about a point / 2.:
The theorem of Rodrigues and Hamilton / 3.:
The composition of equal and opposite rotations about parallel axes / 4.:
Chasles' theorem on the most general displacement of a rigid body / 5.:
Halphen's theorem on the composition of two general displacements / 6.:
Analytic representation of a displacement / 7.:
The composition of small rotations / 8.:
Euler's parametric specification of rotations round a point / 9.:
The Eulerian angles / 10.:
Connexion of the Eulerian angles with the parameters [small xi], [small eta], [small zeta], [small chi] / 11.:
The connexion of rotations with homographies: the Cayley-Klein parameters / 12.:
Vectors / 13.:
Velocity and acceleration; their vectorial character / 14.:
Angular velocity; its vectorial character / 15.:
Determination of the components of angular velocity of a system in terms of the Eulerian angles, and of the symmetrical parameters / 16.:
Time-flux of a vector whose components relative to moving axes are given / 17.:
Special resolutions of the velocity and acceleration / 18.:
Miscellaneous Examples
The Equations of Motion / Chapter II:
The ideas of rest and motion / 19.:
The laws which determine motion / 20.:
Force / 21.:
Work / 22.:
Forces which do no work / 23.:
The coordinates of a dynamical system / 24.:
Holonomic and non-holonomic systems / 25.:
Lagrange's form of the equations of motion of a holonomic system / 26.:
Conservative forces; the kinetic potential / 27.:
The explicit form of Lagrange's equations / 28.:
Motion of a system which is constrained to rotate uniformly round an axis / 29.:
The Lagrangian equations for quasi-coordinates / 30.:
Forces derivable from a potential-function which involves the velocities / 31.:
Initial motions / 32.:
Similarity in dynamical systems / 33.:
Motion with reversed forces / 34.:
Impulsive motion / 35.:
The Lagrangian equations of impulsive motion / 36.:
Principles Available for the Integration / Chapter III:
Problems which are soluble by quadratures / 37.:
Systems with ignorable coordinates / 38.:
Special cases of ignoration; integrals of momentum and angular momentum / 39.:
The general theorem of angular momentum / 40.:
The energy equation / 41.:
Reduction of a dynamical problem to a problem with fewer degrees of freedom, by means of the energy equation / 42.:
Separation of the variables; dynamical systems of Lionville's type / 43.:
The Soluble Problems of Particle Dynamics / Chapter IV:
The particle with one degree of freedom; the pendulum / 44.:
Motion in a moving tube / 45.:
Motion of two interacting free particles / 46.:
Central forces in general: Hamilton's theorem / 47.:
The integrable cases of central forces; problems soluble in terms of circular and elliptic functions / 48.:
Motion under the Newtonian law / 49.:
The mutual transformation of fields of central force and fields of parallel force / 50.:
Bonnet's theorem / 51.:
Determination of the most general field of force under which a given curve or family of curves can be described / 52.:
The problem of two centres of gravitation / 53.:
Motion on a surface / 54.:
Motion on a surface of revolution; cases soluble in terms of circular and elliptic functions / 55.:
Joukovsky's theorem / 56.:
The Dynamical Specification of Bodies / Chapter V:
Definitions / 57.:
The moments of inertia of some simple bodies / 58.:
Derivation of the moment of inertia about any axis when the moment of inertia about a parallel axis through the centre of gravity is known / 59.:
Connexion between moments of inertia with respect to different sets of axes through the same origin / 60:
The principal axes of inertia; Cauchy's momental ellipsoid / 61.:
Calculation of the angular momentum of a moving rigid body / 62.:
Calculation of the kinetic energy of a moving rigid body / 63.:
Independence of the motion of the centre of gravity and the motion relative to it / 64.:
The Soluble Problems of Rigid Dynamics / Chapter VI:
The motion of systems with one degree of freedom; motion round a fixed axis, etc. / 65.:
The motion of systems with two degrees of freedom / 66.:
The motion of systems with three degrees of freedom / 67.:
Motion of a body about a fixed point under no forces / 69.:
Poinsot's kinematical representation of the motion; the polhode and herpolhode / 70.:
Motion of a top on a perfectly rough plane; determination of the Eulerian angle [straight thetas] / 71.:
Determination of the remaining Eulerian angles, and of the Cayley-Klein parameters; the spherical top / 72.:
Motion of a top on a perfectly smooth plane / 73.:
Kowalevski's top / 74.:
Theory of Vibrations / 75.:
Vibrations about equilibrium / 76.:
Normal coordinates / 77.:
Sylvester's theorem on the reality of the roots of the determinantal equation / 78.:
Solution of the differential equations; the periods; stability / 79.:
Examples of vibrations about equilibrium / 80.:
Effect of a new constraint on the periods of a vibrating system / 81.:
The stationary character of normal vibrations / 82.:
Vibrations about steady motion / 83.:
The integration of the equations / 84.:
Examples of vibrations about steady motion / 85.:
Vibrations of systems involving moving constraints / 86.:
Non-Holonomic Systems. Dissipative Systems / Chapter VIII:
Lagrange's equations with undetermined multipliers / 87.:
Equations of motion referred to axes moving in any manner / 88.:
Application to special non-holonomic problems / 89.:
Vibrations of non-holonomic systems / 90.:
Dissipative systems; frictional forces / 91.:
Resisting forces which depend on the velocity / 92.:
Rayleigh's dissipation-function / 93.:
Vibrations of dissipative systems / 94.:
Impact / 95.:
Loss of kinetic energy in impact / 96.:
Examples of impact / 97.:
The Principles of Least Action and Least Curvature / Chapter IX:
The trajectories of a dynamical system / 98.:
Hamilton's principle for conservative holonomic systems / 99.:
The principle of Least Action for conservative holonomic systems / 100.:
Extension of Hamilton's principle to non-conservative dynamical systems / 101.:
Extension of Hamilton's principle and the principle of Least Action to non-holonomic systems / 102.:
Are the stationary integrals actual minima? Kinetic foci / 103.:
Representation of the motion of dynamical systems by means of geodesics / 104.:
The least-curvature principle of Gauss and Hertz / 105.:
Expression of the curvature of a path in terms of generalised coordinates / 106.:
Appell's equations / 107.:
Bertrand's theorem / 108.:
Hamiltonian Systems and Their Integral-Invariants / Chapter X:
Hamilton's form of the equations of motion / 109.:
Equations arising from the Calculus of Variations / 110.:
Integral-invariants / 111.:
The variational equations / 112.:
Integral-invariants of order one / 113.:
Relative integral-invariants / 114.:
A relative integral-invariant which is possessed by all Hamiltonian systems / 115.:
On systems which possess the relative integral-invariant [integral sign][summation]p[small delta]q / 116.:
The expression of integral-invariants in terms of integrals / 117.:
The theorem of Lie and Koenigs / 118.:
The last multiplier / 119.:
Derivation of an integral from two multipliers / 120.:
Application of the last multiplier to Hamiltonian systems; use of a single known integral / 121.:
Integral-invariants whose order is equal to the order of the system / 122.:
Reduction of differential equations to the Lagrangian form / 123.:
Case in which the kinetic energy is quadratic in the velocities / 124.:
The Transformation-Theory of Dynamics / Chapter XI:
Hamilton's Characteristic Function and contact-transformations / 125.:
Contact-transformations in space of any number of dimensions / 126.:
The bilinear covariant of a general differential form / 127.:
The conditions for a contact-transformation expressed by means of the bilinear covariant / 128.:
The conditions for a contact-transformation in terms of Lagrange's bracket-expressions / 129.:
Poisson's bracket-expressions / 130.:
The conditions for a contact-transformation expressed by means of Poisson's bracket-expressions / 131.:
The sub-groups of Mathieu transformations and extended point-transformations / 132.:
Infinitesimal contact-transformations / 133.:
The resulting new view of dynamics / 134.:
Helmholtz's reciprocal theorem / 135.:
Jacobi's theorem on the transformation of a given dynamical system into another dynamical system / 136.:
Representation of a dynamical problem by a differential form / 137.:
The Hamiltonian function of the transformed equations / 138.:
Transformations in which the independent variable is changed / 139.:
New formulation of the integration-problem / 140.:
Properties of the Integrals of Dynamical Systems / Chapter XII:
Reduction of the order of a Hamiltonian system by use of the energy integral / 141.:
Hamilton's partial differential equation / 142.:
Hamilton's integral as a solution of Hamilton's partial differential equation / 143.:
The connexion of integrals with infinitesimal transformations admitted by the system / 144.:
Poisson's theorem / 145.:
The constancy of Lagrange's bracket-expressions / 146.:
Involution-systems / 147.:
Solution of a dynamical problem when half the integrals are known / 148.:
Levi-Civita's theorem / 149.:
Systems which possess integrals linear in the momenta / 150.:
Determination of the forces acting on a system for which an integral is known / 151.:
Application to the case of a particle whose equations of motion possess an integral quadratic in the velocities / 152.:
General dynamical systems possessing integrals quadratic in the velocities / 153.:
The Reduction of the Problem of Three Bodies / Chapter XIII:
Introduction / 154.:
The differential equations of the problem / 155.:
Jacobi's equation / 156.:
Reduction to the 12th order, by use of the integrals of motion of the centre of gravity / 157.:
Reduction to the 8th order, by use of the integrals of angular momentum and elimination of the nodes / 158.:
Reduction to the 6th order / 159.:
Alternative reduction of the problem from the 18th to the 6th order / 160.:
The problem of three bodies in a plane / 161.:
The restricted problem of three bodies / 162.:
Extension to the problem of n bodies / 163.:
The Theorems of Bruns and Poincare / Chapter XIV:
Bruns' theorem / 164.:
Statement of the theorem / (i):
Expression of an integral in terms of the essential coordinates of the problem / (ii):
An integral must involve the momenta / (iii):
Only one irrationality can occur in the integral / (iv):
Expression of the integral as a quotient of two real polynomials / (v):
Derivation of integrals from the numerator and denominator of the quotient / (vi):
Proof that [phi][subscript 0] does not involve the irrationality / (vii):
Proof that [phi][subscript 0] is a function only of the momenta and the integrals of angular momentum / (viii):
Proof that [phi][subscript 0] is a function of T, L, M, N / (ix):
Deduction of Bruns' theorem, for integrals which do not involve t / (x):
Extension of Bruns' result to integrals which involve the time / (xi):
Poincare's theorem / 165.:
The equations of motion of the restricted problem of three bodies
Statement of Poincare's theorem
Proof that [phi][subscript 0] is not a function of H[subscript 0]
Proof that [phi][subscript 0] cannot involve the variables q[subscript 1], q[subscript 2]
Proof that the existence of a one-valued integral is inconsistent with the result of (iii) in the general case
Removal of the restrictions on the coefficients B[subscript m1, m2]
Deduction of Poincare's theorem
The General Theory of Orbits / Chapter XV:
Periodic solutions / 166.:
A criterion for the discovery of periodic orbits / 168.:
Asymptotic solutions / 169.:
The orbits of planets in the relativity-theory / 170.:
The motion of a particle on an ellipsoid under no external forces / 171.:
Ordinary and singular periodic solutions / 172.:
Characteristic exponents / 173.:
Characteristic exponents when t does not occur explicitly / 174.:
The characteristic exponents of a system which possesses a one-valued integral / 175.:
The theory of matrices / 176.:
The characteristic exponents of a Hamiltonian system / 177.:
The asymptotic solutions of [section] 170 deduced from the theory of characteristic exponents / 178.:
The characteristic exponents of "ordinary" and "singular" periodic solutions / 179.:
Lagrange's three particles / 180.:
Stability of Lagrange's particles: periodic orbits in the vicinity / 181.:
The stability of orbits as affected by terms of higher order in the displacement / 182.:
Attractive and repellent regions of a field of force / 183.:
Application of the energy integral to the problem of stability / 184.:
Application of integral-invariants to investigations of stability / 185.:
Synge's "Geometry of Dynamics" / 186.:
Connexion with the theory of surface transformations / 187.:
Integration by Series / Chapter XVI:
The need for series which converge for all values of the time; Poincare's series / 188.:
The regularisation of the problem of three bodies / 189.:
Trigonometric series / 190.:
Removal of terms of the first degree from the energy function / 191.:
Determination of the normal coordinates by a contact-transformation / 192.:
Transformation to the trigonometric form of H / 193.:
Other types of motion which lead to equations of the same form / 194.:
The problem of integration / 195.:
Determination of the adelphic integral in Case I / 196.:
An example of the adelphic integral in Case I / 197.:
The question of convergence / 198.:
Use of the adelphic integral in order to complete the integration / 199.:
The fundamental property of the adelphic integral / 200.:
Determination of the adelphic integral in Case II / 201.:
An example of the adelphic integral in Case II / 202.:
Determination of the adelphic integral in Case III / 203.:
An example of the adelphic integral in Case III / 204.:
Completion of the integration of the dynamical system in Cases II and III / 205.:
Index of Authors Quoted
Index of Terms Employed
Foreword / Sir William McCrea, FRS
Preface to the fourth edition
Kinematical Preliminaries / Chapter I:
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