Newton is perhaps the greatest scientist of all time. It is difficult to conceive how a single man was able to obtain the results he achieved: Newton invented the infinitesimal calculus (credit for which also goes to Leibniz); he gave fundamental contributions to algebra and to algebraic geometry; as for optics, he devised a corpuscular theory and understood that white light is composed of all the colours of the spectrum.
Newton and His System of the World
Bussotti P.;Lotti B.
2022-01-01
Abstract
Newton is perhaps the greatest scientist of all time. It is difficult to conceive how a single man was able to obtain the results he achieved: Newton invented the infinitesimal calculus (credit for which also goes to Leibniz); he gave fundamental contributions to algebra and to algebraic geometry; as for optics, he devised a corpuscular theory and understood that white light is composed of all the colours of the spectrum.File in questo prodotto:
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