On Torsional Vibrations in Axles and Shafting is an important work in the history of mathematics and physics. First published in 1902, it presents a groundbreaking analysis of the mechanics of torsional vibrations, which are now widely used in the design of machines and structures. Pearson's rigorous mathematical approach and his clear explanations make this book accessible to anyone with a basic background in physics and mathematics.

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