The doctrine of permutations and combinations
Subtitle: as it is delivered by Mr. James Bernoulli, in his ... Ars Conjectandi
By: (ed. and trans. by F. Maseres, with a demonstration of the binominal theorem in the cases of integral powers and their reciprosals). Together with some other useful mathematical tracts.
Publisher: White
Published: 1795
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 416
Notes: Contains also Simpson's Method of finding the sum of any series of powers of a set of quantities in arithmetical progression, Maseres' Investigation of Newton's binomial theorem in the case of integral and affirmative powers, Wallis's Discourse of Combinations, alternations and aliquot parts, and Brancker's Table of prime numbers less than 100,000. The remaining tracts, pp. 417 to end, are missing from this copy.