Prof. Clifford's Mathematical Papers

Abstract

HAVING, at the request of Mrs. Clifford and Dr. Spottiswoode, undertaken the editing of the late Prof. Clifford's mathematical papers, I am anxious to secure the co-operation of all mathematicians who are interested in the matter. Prof. Clifford does not appear to have been in the habit of widely distributing copies of his writings, so I have found of many of them a great number of copies, whilst of others I have not come across a single one. I will first state what I have:—

All papers in the Phil. Trans., in the Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society, in the Messenger of Mathematics, in the Manchester Transactions, in the Cambridge Philosophical Society's Journals, in the South Kensington Handbook, in the Mathematical Reprint from the Educational Times.