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Volume 67 - 1967

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Research Article

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    14 February 2012, pp. f1-f2
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  • XXIV.—The Spirit of Science

  • Lawrence Bragg
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    14 February 2012, pp. 303-308

  • I Thank you very much indeed for the compliment you are paying me in inviting me to give the James Scott Lecture. It is always an honour to be asked to give a lecture which is, as the nursery-man would say, a “named variety”, and in addition I welcome this invitation from a Society of which I am proud to be an Honorary Fellow.

  • XXV.—On the Groups of Units of Ternary Quadratic Forms with Rational Coefficients

  • J. Mennicke
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    14 February 2012, pp. 309-352

  • Fuchsian groups that are unit groups of ternary quadratic forms with rational integer coefficients are studied. By means of the well-known Nielsen classification of finitely generated Fuchsian groups, a complete survey of the unit groups is given. For this, we have to use the arithmetical methods of B. W. Jones. In the second part, the relations between Fuchsian groups arising from different quadratic forms are studied. It turns out that, with a finite number of exceptions, all these Fuchsian groups are subgroups of a particular one.

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