E. W. Hobson Quote

If the question be raised, why such an apparently special problem as the quadrature of the circle, is deserving of the sustained interest which has attained to it, and which it still possesses, the answer is only to be found in a scrutiny of the history of the problem, and especially in the closeness of the connection of that history with the general history of Mathematical Science.


Squaring the Circle (1913)


If the question be raised, why such an apparently special problem as the quadrature of the circle, is deserving of the sustained interest which has...

If the question be raised, why such an apparently special problem as the quadrature of the circle, is deserving of the sustained interest which has...

If the question be raised, why such an apparently special problem as the quadrature of the circle, is deserving of the sustained interest which has...

If the question be raised, why such an apparently special problem as the quadrature of the circle, is deserving of the sustained interest which has...