BOUND IN BROWN BUCKRAM CLOTH WITH SLIGHTLY CHIPPED GLASSINE JACKET, THIS 1927 REPRINT IS VG IN GOOD JACKET. REPRINTED FROM THE JOURNAL OF THE INSTITUTE OF ACTUARIES. 95pp WITH INTRODUCTION AND NOTES BY THE AUTHOR, THEN METHODUS DIFFERENTIALIS, SCHOLIUM, LETTER ON CONSTRUCTION OF TABLES, PRINCIPIA. BOOK 111. LEMMA V., FURTHER LETTTERS, MANUSCRIPT ON FINITE DIFFERENCES, THE NEWTON-SHEPPARD SYSTEM OF ADJUSTED DIFFERENCES, NEWTON'S SINGLE COMPREHENSIVE PROPOSITION. 4 FACSIMILIE REPRODUCTION FOLD-OUT PAGES OF NEWTON'S "REGULA DIFFERENTIARUM". NUMEROUS EQUATIONS THROUGHOUT. CONDITION VG/GOOD JACKET.

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Title: NEWTON'S INTERPOLATION FORMULAS
Publisher: C. & E. LAYTON, LONDON
Publication Date: 1927
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: Reprint
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: Glassine Dustjacket

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Camilla's Bookshop is a large secondhand and antiquarian bookstore situated in the resort town of Eastbourne. We have more than 500,000 books, in all categories. Our specialities include: Armed Forces, transport, travel, politics, history, literature (several thousand novels including modern firsts) religion, esoteric & occult and art. Shop hours are 10.00 - 17:00, excepting Sundays and Bank Holidays. Unfortunately, we do not ship to Denmark.

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We are a Partnership, and the partners are Stuart Geoffrey Broad and Camilla Lorraine Francombe. We trade from one address under the name of "Camilla's Bookshop" at: 57 Grove Rd, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN21 4TX, UK.

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