Institutions and Applications. Proceedings of the Symposium on the History of Modern Mathematics, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, New York, June 20–24, 1989

Content: 
Inside Front Matter, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contents for Volume I, Pages vii-viii
Contributors List, Pages ix-x
Preface, Pages xi-xvi, David E. Rowe, John McCleary
Crystallographic Symmetry Concepts and Group Theory (1850-1880), Pages 2-27, Erhard Scholz
Physics as a Constraint on Mathematical Research: The Case of Potential Theory and Electrodynamics, Pages 28-75, Thomas Archibald
The Geometrization of Analytical Mechanics A Pioneering contribution by Joseph Liouville (ca. 1850), Pages 76-97, Jesper Lützen
Schouten, Levi-Civita, And the Emergence of Tensor Calculus, Pages 98-105, Dirk J. Struik
Modes and Manners of Applied Mathematics: The Case of Mechanics, Pages 108-126, I. Grattan-Guinness
La Propagation des Ondes en Eau Profonde Et ses Développements Mathématiques (Poisson, Cauchy 1815–1825), Pages 128-168, Amy Dahan Dalmedico
Pure and Applied Mathematics In Divergent Institutional Settings in Germany: The Role and Impact of Felix Klein, Pages 170-220, Gert Schubring
On the Contribution of Mathematical Societies To Promoting Applications of Mathematics in Germany, Pages 222-248, Renate Tobies
Mathematics at the Berlin Technische Hochschule/Technische Universität Social, Institutional, and Scientific Aspects, Pages 250-284, Eberhard Knobloch
Mathematicians at War: Warren Weaver and the Applied Mathematics Panel, 1942-1945, Pages 286-305, Larry Owens
The Transformation of Numerical Analysis by the Computer: an Example from the Work of John von Neumann, Pages 306-322, William Aspray
Notes on the Contributors, Pages 323-325