author:Augustus de Morgan

“ Augustus De Morgan was born in 1806 and died in 1871. From 1828 to 1831, and again, from 1836 to 1866, he was professor of mathematics at University College, London. He was a prolific writer on scientific subjects, especially mathematics and logic, but published comparatively few books, the overwhelming mass of his writings being printed in scientific journals, such as the Transactions of the Cambridge Philosophical Society, the Philosophical magazine, Cambridge and Dublin mathematical journal, etc. ”

“ A list of such of Augustus De Morgan's writings as are of more or less interest bibliographically, follows; no attempt has been made, however, to include his contributions to The Athenaeum and to Notes and queries:
Old arguments against the motion of the earth. Comp. ”

“ On the authorship of the account of the Commercium epistolicum, published in the Philosophical transactions. The . . . philos. mag. Fourth ser. vol. iii, p. 440-444. June 1852.
On the early history of infinitesimals in England. The . . . philos. mag. Fourth ser. vol. ”