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(1886) Professor Sylvester's Lecture “on the Method of Reciprocants as Containing an Exhaustive Theory of the Singularities of Curves”. Nature, 33 (849) 331-332 doi:10.1038/033331b0

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TitleProfessor Sylvester's Lecture “on the Method of Reciprocants as Containing an Exhaustive Theory of the Singularities of Curves”
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Year1886 (February)Volume33
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PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/033331b0
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