Trigonometry and Double Algebra

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"Trigonometry and Double Algebra" is a 19th-century mathematical treatise by Augustus De Morgan that develops trigonometric theory alongside an early systematic treatment of complex numbers and symbolic algebra.

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instanceOf 19th-century mathematical treatise
mathematics book
nonfiction book
author Augustus De Morgan NERFINISHED
contribution early systematic treatment of complex numbers
integration of trigonometry with algebraic methods
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
describes algebra of complex numbers
properties of trigonometric functions
symbolic rules for algebraic operations
educationalUse university-level mathematics instruction
field algebra
mathematical analysis
genre mathematics
hasAuthor Augustus De Morgan NERFINISHED
hasPart development of double algebra
discussion of imaginary quantities
symbolic manipulation rules
treatment of trigonometric functions
historicalPeriod Victorian era
historicalSignificance early work in the formalization of complex-number algebra
represents 19th-century British approaches to algebra
influencedBy classical trigonometry
earlier 19th-century algebraic notation
intendedAudience advanced students of mathematics
professional mathematicians
language English
mainSubject complex numbers
symbolic algebra
trigonometry
mathematicalDomain complex analysis (foundational aspects)
elementary functions
publicationCentury 19th century
relatedPerson George Boole NERFINISHED
William Rowan Hamilton NERFINISHED
relatedWork Elements of Algebra NERFINISHED
timePeriodOfWork mid-19th century
topic algebraic symbolism
imaginary numbers
trigonometric identities

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Augustus De Morgan notableWork Trigonometry and Double Algebra