THIS is a sequel to the large “Plane Trigonometry” by the same writer, and is naturally drawn up on the same plan. Its size is handy, and yet it contains a very large amount of matter. Much of this ...

THIS volume gives a systematic treatment of the subject of spherical trigonometry, based on the sound foundation of Todhunter rearranged and amplified. While the merit of the original work is ...

ABSTRACT: On the unit sphere, the geometric problem of calculating the position of a point relative to three given points is considered. We know the length of three spherical segments that go out from ...