Excerpt from Syllabus of Mathematics: A Symposium Compiled by the Committee on the Teaching of Mathematics to Students of Engineering
For an account of the Chicago meeting, see Science for 1908 (july 12, 24, and 31; August 7 and 28; and September t Deceased.
Steinmetz, Charles P., consulting engineer of the General Electric Company, professor of electrical engineering, Union University, Schenectady, N. Y.
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