Newton: 1642-1727

ISBN-10
2082111997
ISBN-13
9782082111997
Series
Newton
Pages
892
Language
French
Published
1994
Author
Richard S. Westfall

Description

Une biographie qui met l'accent sur l'activité scientifique de Newton : elle éclaire en outre les controverses avec l'astronome Flamsteed, et surtout la dispute avec Leibniz, qui dura vingt ans, sur la primauté concernant le calcul infinitésimal.

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