Abstract
IN arranging tables of successive values of a variable quantity, it is often difficult to find a middle course between making the entries too numerous and making the intervals too large. I wish to call attention to a mode of tabulation which, although compact, provides facilities for the accurate deduction of intermediate values.
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EVERETT, J. A Compact Method of Tabulation. Nature 63, 346–347 (1901). https://doi.org/10.1038/063346c0
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