Research in History and Philosophy of Mathematics

De Young, The Latin Translation of Euclid's Elements Attributed to Adelard of Bath: Relation to the Arabic Transmission of al-Hajjaj.- Baltus, The Arc Rampant in 1673: Abraham Bosse, Francois Blondel, Philippe de la Hire, and Conic Sections.- Baggett, Ehrenfeucht, The Need for a Revision of the Prehistory of Arithmetic and its Relevance to School Mathematics.- Russ, Trlifajova, Bolzano's Measureable Numbers: Are They Real?- Godard, Finding the Roots of a Non-Linear Equation: History and Reliability.- Hitchcock, Remarkable Similarities: A Dialogue between Boole and De Morgan.- Abeles, Clifford and Sylvester on the Development of Peirce's Matrix Formulation of the Algebra of Relations, 1870-1882.- Emmens, The Correspondance of William Burnside.- Nakane, Historical Evidence of the Close Friendship between Yoshikatsu Sugiura and Paul Dirac.- Cooke, Grattan-Guinness's Work on Classical Mechanics.- Haack, Hall, Humanistic Reflections on Hundredth Powers - A Case Study.- DiDomenico, Newman, The Quest for Digital Preservation: Will a Portion of Mathematics History be Lost Forever?- Ackerberg-Hastings, Mathematical Communities as a Topic and a Method.- Parshall, The American Mathematical Monthly (1894-1919): A New Journal in the Service of Mathematics and Its Educators.- Kidwell, Charter Members of the MAA and the Material Culture of American Mathematics.- Barnett, An American Postulate Theorist: Edward V. Huntington.- Wiegers, White, The Establishment and Growth of the American Math Circle Movement.