d it dominated the scientific view of the physical universe for the next three centuries.
Although largely synonymous in the minds of the general public today with gravity and the story of the apple tree, Newton remains a giant in the minds of mathematicians everywhere (on a par with the all-time greats like Archimedes and Gauss), and he greatly influenced the subsequent path of mathematical development.
Over two miraculous years, during the time of the Great Plague of 1665-6, the young Newton developed a new theory of light, discovered and
Although largely synonymous in the minds of the general public today with gravity and the story of the apple tree, Newton remains a giant in the minds of mathematicians everywhere (on a par with the all-time greats like Archimedes and Gauss), and he greatly influenced the subsequent path of mathematical development.
Over two miraculous years, during the time of the Great Plague of 1665-6, the young Newton developed a new theory of light, discovered and