Stuart Gordon Adam Forsyth

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Forsyth on Calculus of Variations

It is therefore wholly to its credit tha t Bell's book is so largely abstract . In this way he has secured the utmost generality and hence insured permanency to his work. There is also the following important immediate gain. After constructing abstract theories for various classes of problems, he was in a position to decide if those theories are distinct or are (abstractly) identical. In the la...

Sir John Forsyth, C.B., K.C.S.I.

der of his official life so useful and prominent. In that year he was appointed senior surgeon to the force, numbering 9,000, which served under His Majesty Soojah-ool-Moolk. While thus employed he took part in the first capture of Ghuzni, and was in 1840 decorated by Shah Soojah with the Third Class of the Order of the Doorranee Empire. During the next two years he was engaged in the thrilling...

Gordon, Adam and Ewan, Victoria (2010) Pneumonia and influenza: specific considerations in care homes

Ewan, Victoria and Gordon, Adam (2010) Non- respiratory infections – specific considerations in care