Mathematics at the Meridian-The History of Mathematics at Greenwich

Introduction
Raymond Flood and Tony Mann
Chapter 1: The King’s Observatory at Greenwich and the first Astronomers Royal: Flamsteed to Bliss
Allan Chapman
Chapter 2: Greenwich, Nevil Maskelyne and the solution to the Longitude Problem
Mary Croarken
Chapter 3: George Biddell Airy, Greenwich and the Utility of Calculating Engines
Doron D. Swade
Chapter 4: The Royal Observatory 1881 – 1998
Tony Mann
Chapter 5: Mathematics Education at The Greenwich Royal Hospital School
Bernard de Neumann
Chapter 6: The Royal Naval College 
Tony Mann
Chapter 7: Thomas Archer Hirst at Greenwich, 1873 – 1883 
Robin Wilson and J. Helen Gardner
Chapter 8: A Professor at Greenwich: William Burnside and his contributions to mathematics
Peter M. Neumann
Chapter 9: The Nautical Almanac Office and L.J. Comrie: Mechanising Mathematical Tablemaking at Greenwich
Mary Croarken
 
Chapter 10: Artful Measures: Mathematical Instruments at the National Maritime Museum
Richard Dunn
Chapter 11: The University of Greenwich at the Old Royal Naval College
Noel-Ann Bradshaw and Tony Mann
Chapter 12: The Mathematical Tourist at Greenwich
Tony Mann