ROUTH, EDWARD JOHN (18311907) , English mathematician, was born at Quebec on the loth of January 1831. At the age of eleven he came to England, and after studying under A. de
's prize. Elected a fellow of his college, he devoted himself to teaching, and quickly proved himself one of the most successful mathematical " coaches " ever known at
. In thirty years, of some 700 pupils who passed through his hands Soo became wranglers; and for twenty-two successive years, from 1861 to 1882, the senior wrangler was trained by him. He made considerable contributions to scientific literature, and among his publications were: An Analytical View of Newton's Principia, with Lord Brougham (1855); an Essay on the Stability of a given State of Motion, which won the Adams', prize in 1877; and treatises on the Dynamics of Rigid Bodies, on Analytical Statics, and on the Dynamics of a Particle. He died at Cambridge on the 7th of June 1907.
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