Partial Differential Equations

@article{MPartialDE,
  title={Partial Differential Equations},
  author={G. B. M.},
  journal={Nature},
  volume={75},
  pages={x-x}
}
THE appearance of these volumes marks the happy conclusion of a work undertaken, as the author reminds us in his preface, twenty-one years ago. Doubtless it would have been finished earlier had it not been for unavoidable interruptions; but the delay must have brought its compensations, because many most interesting developments are of recent date.Theory of Differential Equations.By Dr. A. R. Forsyth Vol. v., pp. xx + 478; vol. vi., pp. xiv + 596. (Cambridge: University Press, 1906.) Price 25s… 
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