The Mathematical Gazette · 1925 · 25 citations · 1 references
Philosophy Of LanguageHumanitiesFirst ObstacleAfternoon CallAutomated ReasoningFormal Mathematical ReasoningOscillation TheoryFoundation Of MathematicsNonlinear EquationMathematical ProofDifferential EquationsMere Footpace
I. The first obstacle may be one of sentiment . It is said that in a certain grassy part of the world a man will walk a mile to catch a horse, whereon to ride a quarter of a mile to pay an afternoon call. Similarly, it is not quite respectable to arrive at a mathematical destination, under the gaze of a learned society, at the mere footpace of arithmetic. Even at the expense of considerable time and effort, one should be mounted on the swift steed of symbolic analysis.
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W. F. Sheppard · Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society · 1899 · 16 citations · Full text