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was a physicist, mathematician, philosopher, scientist and English alchemist who was born on January 4, 1643 and died on March 31, 1727.
is considered one of the greatest geniuses of cience.
Heestablished the universal gravitational law. by establishing the universal
He also carried out important work in the study of the nature composition of light and optics, in the development ofmathematical calculations, especially in the integrated and differential calculus, and the binominal theory.
his childhood was hard, his father died when he was only three months, and at the age oftwo his mother married another man and sent him to live with his grandmother on a farm.
at age of 12 he joined the King's School where he lived with a pharmacist family friend and during those 4years he developed a knowledge through the books available for him by his profession.
Newton works and books:
1666 First thoughts on the law of universal gravitation, aroused by the contemplation offalling apples, according to the famous anecdote.
1671 Write Method of fluxions and infinite series.
1675 Reading in the Royal Society of hypotheses to explain the properties of light.
1687First Edition of the mathematical principles of natural philosophy, as it provides the three fundamental laws of physics and the law of universal gravitation.
1704 Publication of the firstedition of the Opticks or Treaty of reflections, refractions, inflections and colors of light.
1713 Second edition of the Principia.
1718 Second edition of Optics.
writings
Method of Fluxions(1671)
Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica (1687)
Opticks (1704)
Arithmetica universalis (1707)
In 1704 he wrote his most important work on optics, Optics, in which he explained his earliertheories and particle nature of light as well as a detailed study of phenomena such as refraction, reflection and scattering of light.
In the mathematical field works worth quoting Arithmethica...
is considered one of the greatest geniuses of cience.
Heestablished the universal gravitational law. by establishing the universal
He also carried out important work in the study of the nature composition of light and optics, in the development ofmathematical calculations, especially in the integrated and differential calculus, and the binominal theory.
his childhood was hard, his father died when he was only three months, and at the age oftwo his mother married another man and sent him to live with his grandmother on a farm.
at age of 12 he joined the King's School where he lived with a pharmacist family friend and during those 4years he developed a knowledge through the books available for him by his profession.
Newton works and books:
1666 First thoughts on the law of universal gravitation, aroused by the contemplation offalling apples, according to the famous anecdote.
1671 Write Method of fluxions and infinite series.
1675 Reading in the Royal Society of hypotheses to explain the properties of light.
1687First Edition of the mathematical principles of natural philosophy, as it provides the three fundamental laws of physics and the law of universal gravitation.
1704 Publication of the firstedition of the Opticks or Treaty of reflections, refractions, inflections and colors of light.
1713 Second edition of the Principia.
1718 Second edition of Optics.
writings
Method of Fluxions(1671)
Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica (1687)
Opticks (1704)
Arithmetica universalis (1707)
In 1704 he wrote his most important work on optics, Optics, in which he explained his earliertheories and particle nature of light as well as a detailed study of phenomena such as refraction, reflection and scattering of light.
In the mathematical field works worth quoting Arithmethica...
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