Witch of Agnesi

The witch of Agnesi was inspected, fueled, and ready to go.

The Witch of Agnesi flew steadily on, its acceleration never changing.

The curve had been previously studied by others, though in the English language as the Witch of Agnesi.

Pierre de Fermat studies the curve later known as the "Witch of Agnesi".

For whatever reasons, after translations and publications of the Instituzioni analitiche... the curve has become known as the "Witch of Agnesi".

The Witch of Agnesi is also a fiction novel by Robert Spiller, in which a teacher gives a version of the history of the term.

Witch of Agnesi, mathematical curve named after Maria Gaetana (also known as Agnesi witch)

XXXIII: Cauchy and the witch of Agnesi: An historical note on the Cauchy distribution.

Jack Beston could not possibly have heard, but he was in a foul mood as The Witch of Agnesi pulled away from Odin Station for the return trip.

Witch of Agnesi by Chris Boucher based on work by Eric W. Weisstein, The Wolfram Demonstrations Project.

Maybe Hannah had been joking about keeping Jack at bay; but Milly, arriving at The Witch of Agnesi carrying just one light travel bag, was not so sure.

Milly's question of the Level Four Fax aboard The Witch of Agnesi was asked a thousand times an hour, somewhere in the system; but in fact there had never been a collision of two ships whose navigation systems were in working order.

The OSL Achilles, outward bound for the Jovian system and Ganymede, crossed the trajectory of The Witch of Agnesi as the latter sped between the Jovian L-4 and L-5 points, and in celestial terms they made a "close approach" of less than two million kilometers.