MATHIEU, Émile Léonard.

Théorie de l'Élasticité des Corps Solides...Première Partie. Considérations générales sur l'élasticité. Emploi des coordonnées curvilignes. Problèmes relatifs à l'équilibre d'élasticité. Placques vibrantes. [Seconde Partie. Mouvements vibratoires des corps solides. Équilibre d'élasticité des lames courbes et du prisme rectangle].

Two vols. viii, 219 pp.; 2 p.l., 184 pp. Large 4to, orig. printed wrappers, uncut. Paris: Gauthier-Villars, 1890. First edition. Mathieu (1835-90), professor of mathematics at Nancy, belongs to the great French tradition of mathematical physicists; he contributed to the field of partial differential equations. “These two volumes on the theory of the elasticity of solid bodies form parts six and seven of his Traité de physique mathématique [these are volumes 6 and 7; each was published independently]. The first volume discusses the theory of elasticity, use of curvilinear coordinates, and problems regarding the equilibrium of elastic and vibrating plates. The second considers vibrations of solid bodies and the elastic equilibrium of thin curving plates and that of rectangular prisms. The work is a natural extension of that of Sophie Germain.”–Roberts & Trent, Bibliotheca Mechanica, p. 220. Fine set in original condition, preserved in a cloth-covered box. ❧ D.S.B., IX, pp. 174-75.

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