It is shown that the suggested method provides a powerful mathematical instrument for solving nonlinear equations in the science of mathematics, physics and engineering.
Integraph, mathematical instrument for plotting the integral of a graphically defined function.
Planimeter, mathematical instrument for directly measuring the area bounded by an irregular curve, and hence the value of a definite integral.
It is shown that the exp-expansion method is simple and valuable mathematical instrument for solving nonlinear evolution equations in mathematical physics and engineering.
Throughout most of his life, he worked for the family firm of mathematical instrument makers, assuming full control after the retirement in 1819 of his uncle Peter Dollond.
Smeaton learned mathematical instrument making in London, where his scientific papers led to his election to the Royal Society in 1753.
Mathematical instruments that are used for description of such systems were developed within the individual discipline – mathematical morphology (Matheron 1975; Serra 1982).
Keuffel & Esser was known for its slide rules and other mathematical instruments, and requested that the architectural firm De Lemos & Cordes design its 1893 headquarters with images of a compass, triangle, pliers and mallet in the frieze.
Later, Fox confided in the writer, saying that Healy had pawned old mathematical instruments he had lent to him.
She was responsible for tens of thousands of objects, including sculpture, ceramics, tapestries, furniture, jewelry, metalwork, glass, clocks, mathematical instruments and architectural pieces — almost every kind of art made in Europe from 1400 to 1900 that was not painting or drawing.
A clockmaker by trade, Rittenhouse built mathematical instruments and, it is believed, the first telescope in the United States.
