J. Fuller

J. Fuller was a publisher in 18th-century England.

Publications

"A Lover of the Mathematics". A Mathematical Miscellany in Four Parts. 2nd ed., S. Fuller, Dublin, 1735. The First Part is: An Essay towards the Probable Solution of the Forty five Surprising PARADOXES, in GORDON's Geography.
Gentleman's Diary or The Mathematical Repository (1741-1745)

gollark: According to truth cuboctahedrons, yes.

gollark: It's like they're using the majority of their computing power just to be mildly irritating.

gollark: You'd think so, but we found that they were actually somehow able to look into the future to determine the actual intended question being asked, and then give the wrong answer.

gollark: Your truth cuboctahedrons have been shown to have less than 3% accuracy.

gollark: Except by our truth triangular prisms, which are about the same.

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