Чарльз Бэбидж (1791—1871)

38. Account of the great congress of philosophers at Berlin, on 18 Sept. 1828. — Edinhurgh J. Sei., vol. 10, p. 225.

39. Note on the description of mammalia. — Edinburgh J. Sei., vol. I, p. 187.

1830

40. Reflections on the decline of science in England, and on some of its causes. L.

41. On the proportion of letters occurring in various languages, in a letter to M. Quetelet. — Gorresp. Math, et Phys., vol. 6, p. 136.

1831

42. Specimen of logarithmic tables, vol. 1—21.

1832

43. On the economy of manufactures and machinery, 4th Ed. L.

(1835).

44. Letter to Sir David Brewster, on the advantage of a collection of the constants of nature and art. — Edinburgh J/ Sei., vol. 6, p. 334.

45. Barometrical observations, made at the fall of staubbach. — Edinburgh J. Sei., vol. 6, p. 224. Соавт.: Herschel /.

1833

46. Observations on peerage for life. L., july.

1834

47. Observations on the temple of Serapis, at Pozzuoli, near Naples, with remarks on certain causes which may produce geological cycles of great extent. — Proc. Geol. Sqc London, vol. 2, p. 72—76.

1835

48. Letter from Mr. Abraham Sharpe to Mr. J. Grosthwait, Hoxton, 2 Feb. 1721, deciphered by Mr. Babbage. — In: Baily F. Life of Flamsteed. L., p. 348, 390.

1837

49. The ninth Bridgewater treatise. L., may.

1838

50. On some impressions in sandstone. — Phil. Mag., Ser. 3, vol. 10, p. 474; Proc. Geol. Soc. London, vol. 2, p. 439.

51. Short account of a method by which engraving on wood may be rendered more useful for the illustration and description of machinery. — 1ц: Report of meeting of British association at Newcastle. L., p. 154.

1839

52. Letter to the members of the British association. L.

1840

53. General plan, N 25, or Mr. Babbage’s great calculating or analytical engine. P.

1843

54. Statement of the circumstances respecting Mr. Babbage’s calculating engines. L.

55. Note on the boracic acid works in Tuscany. — In: Murray’s handbook of central Italy. 1st ed., p. 178.

1846 56. On the principles of tools for turning and planing metals, Holtzapffel turning and mechanical manipulation. L., app. vol. II.

1847

57. On the planet Neptune. — Times, mar. 15.

1848

58. Thoughts on the principles of taxation, with reference to a property tax and its exceptions. L., 1848; 2nd ed., 1851; 3rd ed., 1852.

1851

59. Note respecting the pink projections from the sun’s disc observed during the total solar eclipse in 1851. — Proc. Astron. Soc., vol. 12, N 7.

60. Laws of mechanical notation, with lithographic plate. L., july.

61. Note respecting lighthouses (Occulting lights). L., nov.

62. The exposition of 1851; or, views of the industry, the science, and the government of England. L.

1853

63. On the statistics of lighthouses. — In: C. r. des Travaux Congres General. Bruxelles, sept.

1854

64. A short description of Mr. Babbage’s ophthalmoscope. — In: Report on the Ophthalmoscope by T. Wharton Jones, F. R. S. — Brit, and Foreign Med. Rev., oct., vol. XIV, p. 551.

65. On secret or cipher writing: Mr. T—’s Cipher deciphered by C. — J. Soc. Arts, july, p. 707.

66. On Mr. T—’s second inscrutable cipher deciphered by C.—J. Soc. Arts, aug., p. 777.

1855

67. On submarine navigation. — Illus. News, june 23.

68. Letter to the editor of the times, on occulting lights for lighthouses and night signals: flashing lights at Sebastopol. — Times, july 16.

69. On a method of laying guns in a battery without exposing the men to the shot of the enemy. — Times, aug. 8.

70. Sur la machine suedoise de M. Scheutz pour calculer les tables mathematiques. — C. r. Acad, sei., oct. 8, p. 557— 560, 1856, apr. 28, p. 798—800.

1856

71. On the action of ocean currents in the formation of the strata of the earth. — Quart. J. Geol. Soc., nov.

72. Observations by Charles Babbage, on the mechanical notation of Scheutz’s difference engine, prepared and drawn up by his son, major Henry Prevost Babbage, addressed to the institution of civil engineers. — Minutes Proc., vol. 15.

73. Statistics of the clearing-house. L.

74. Observations addressed to the president and fellows of the royal society on the award of their medals for 1856. L.

1857

75. Table of the relative frequency of occurrence of the causes of breaking plate-glass windows. — Mech. Mag., jan. 24.

1859

76. On remains of human art, mixed with the bones of extinct races of animals. — Proc. Roy. Soc., may 26.

1864

77. Passages from the life of a philosopher. L.

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Работы зарубежных авторов

78. Lardner D. Babbage’s calculating engine. — Edinburgh Rev., 1834, july.

79. Menabrea L. F. Sketch of the analytical engine, invented by Ch. Babbage. With notes upon the memoir by the translator. — Sei. Mem., 1843, vol. 3, p. 666.

80. Babbage H. P. The analytical engine. — Proc. Brit. Assoc., 1888, p. 616-617.

81. Babbage’s calculating engines/ Ed. by H. P. Babbage. L.: E. and F. N. Spon, 1889.

82. Buxton L. H. D. Babbage and his difference engines. — Trans. Newcomen Soc., 1934, vol. 14, p. 43—65.