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Sir Isaac Newton was an English scientist and mathematician who made groundbreaking discoveries across physics, mathematics, optics, and other fields during the Scientific Revolution of the 1600s. His work—particularly his book on the principles of physics published in 1687 and his development of calculus—fundamentally shaped modern science and remains among the most influential scientific contributions in history.
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- 1642
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- 1727
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- Nuovo corso di chimica secondo i principi di Newton, e di Sthall [sic] con un discorso storico sull'origine, e progressi della chimica
- Universal arithmetick
- The mathematical principles of natural philosophy
- A treatise of the system of the world ...
- Philosophie der tollen en ballen, of, Het Newtoniaansche zamenstel van wysbegeerte, geschikt naar de vatbaarheid der eerste jeugd, en gemeenzaam en vermaakelyk gemaakt door voorwerpen, welke aan haar zeer wel bekend zyn
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Sir Isaac Newton, född 25 december 1642 (4 januari 1643 enligt nya stilen) i Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth i Lincolnshire, död 20 mars (31 mars enligt nya stilen) 1727 i Kensington i London, var en engelsk naturvetenskapsman, matematiker, teolog (antitrinitarian) och alkemist. Han är mest känd för det banbrytande arbetet Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica (ofta kallad enbart Principia), som innehåller klassisk mekanik i sina huvuddrag.
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