Seito Kaba

Autograph letter signed “Seitō Kaba,” a Japanese mathematician. The letter is dated March 3, 1904, at 32, Iigura Katamachi, Azabu, Tokyo, Japan. Written in English with black ink on a double sheet of laid paper. In this letter, Seitō Kaba introduces himself as a reader of the French review L’Intermédiaire des mathématiciens. He asks his correspondent to guide him in the study of functions. He announces the sending of a lecture read before the Physico-Mathematical Society of Japan and lists four communications on transcendental and pseudo-periodic functions. The offprint is not enclosed. - Dimensions: 12.6 x 20.1 cm - Condition: Good condition, with two horizontal sending creases, two small slits at the level of the central fold of the double sheet, slight yellowing of the edges and a few small scattered stains. See photos for details - Number of pages: 3 pages Careful shipment in a rigid, waterproof carton.

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