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Leibniz-Handschriften zur Mathematik LH 35, 4, 10

LH 35, 4, 10

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Source: Arbeitskatalog der Leibniz-Edition, Leibniz-Edition Potsdam I (BBAW), CC BY 4.0, export of 19 October 2026

  • Observationes Logisticae generales · 1694-01-16 (94-01-06) · Text of this piece (Bl. 1–2)
  • Sublatio literae · 1693 · Other printings: Knobloch: Beginn der Determinantentheorie, 1980, S. 254-267 · Text of this piece (Bl. 3–4)
  • [De tollenda litera deque seriebus in divisione facienda] · 1693 · Other printings: Knobloch: Beginn der Determinantentheorie, 1980, S. 295-301 · Text of this piece (Bl. 4–5)
  • [De tollenda litera ope explicationum] · 1693 · Other printings: Knobloch: Beginn der Determinantentheorie, 1980, S. 268-269 · Text of this piece (Bl. 5)
  • Inventio communis Mensurae, eique connexa sublatio literae ope duarum aequationum · 1693 · Other printings: Knobloch: Beginn der Determinantentheorie, 1980, S. 289-294 · Text of this piece (Bl. 6–7)
  • [Aufz. zur Optik und Extremwerten] · 1693 · Other printings: Knobloch: Beginn der Determinantentheorie, 1980, S. 315 · Text of this piece (Bl. 8–9)
  • [De tollenda litera legibusque divisionum] · 1693 · Other printings: Knobloch: Beginn der Determinantentheorie, 1980, S. 311-315 · Text of this piece (Bl. 8–9)
  • [Notiz zur Optik:] Examinandum quae lineae ex omnibus parallelas refractione condirigentibus quam distinctissimam efficiant visionem, seu quam maxime radios ab uno puncto venientes colligant in aliud. Quemadmodum alias, ita hic quoque problema maximorum e · AA VIII (assigned, not yet published) · Text of this piece (Bl. 8–9)

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