A Treatise of Spherical Trigonometry

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A Treatise of Spherical Trigonometry is a mathematical work by Jeremiah Day that systematically presents the principles and applications of trigonometry on the surface of a sphere, primarily for use in astronomy and navigation.

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instanceOf book
mathematical treatise
non-fiction book
audience navigators
students of astronomy
students of mathematics
author Jeremiah Day NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
covers applications to astronomy
applications to navigation
laws of sines and cosines for spherical triangles
spherical triangles
describes trigonometric relations on the surface of a sphere
educationalLevel university
field astronomy
mathematics
navigation
focus practical methods for spherical calculations
systematic presentation of spherical trigonometry principles
genre mathematics textbook
hasAuthorOccupation Jeremiah Day – educator NERFINISHED
Jeremiah Day – mathematician NERFINISHED
hasComponent proofs
theorems
worked examples
hasForm prose exposition
historicalSignificance example of 19th-century American mathematical textbook writing
intendedUse astronomical calculations
nautical navigation
language English
mainSubject spherical trigonometry
trigonometry
mathematicalDomain geometry
trigonometric analysis
relatedTo astronomical navigation
celestial sphere geometry
great-circle distance computation
teaches methods for solving spherical triangles
relationships between arcs and angles on a sphere
timePeriodOfPublication 19th century
usedFor practical computation in astronomy
practical computation in navigation
teaching advanced trigonometry
workOf Jeremiah Day NERFINISHED

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