For example one of Newton’s most famous publications the “Philosophie, Natrulis, Principa Mathematica” or the “Principa.” In which he highlights the concepts of universal gravitation and the laws of motion; both of which are still used in the forefront of science today. Furthermore Isaac closely followed the work of Isaac Barrow, learning his theories and methods. Newton furthered his work in binomial theorem, which he extended to include fractional and negative exponents. He succeeded in this enlarging the applicability of binomial theorem by applying the algebra of finite values in an analysis of infinite series. Also he was willing to view infinite series as approximate devices and as alternative forms of expressing a term. From 1665-1666 Newton was at his prime stage for mathematical discoveries, unfortunately it was also a year the plague ran rampant. During the plague-induced isolation Newton first wrote on the concept of Fluxionary Calculus. From here Newton’s contributions to the calculus world kept on
For example one of Newton’s most famous publications the “Philosophie, Natrulis, Principa Mathematica” or the “Principa.” In which he highlights the concepts of universal gravitation and the laws of motion; both of which are still used in the forefront of science today. Furthermore Isaac closely followed the work of Isaac Barrow, learning his theories and methods. Newton furthered his work in binomial theorem, which he extended to include fractional and negative exponents. He succeeded in this enlarging the applicability of binomial theorem by applying the algebra of finite values in an analysis of infinite series. Also he was willing to view infinite series as approximate devices and as alternative forms of expressing a term. From 1665-1666 Newton was at his prime stage for mathematical discoveries, unfortunately it was also a year the plague ran rampant. During the plague-induced isolation Newton first wrote on the concept of Fluxionary Calculus. From here Newton’s contributions to the calculus world kept on