The following pages link to (Q5652618):
Displayed 21 items.
- Algebraic collisions. Challenging Descartes with Cartesian tools (Q301103) (← links)
- The snare of simplicity: the Newton-Flamsteed correspondence revisited (Q354157) (← links)
- Leonhard Euler's early lunar theories 1725--1752. II: Developing the methods, 1730--1744 (Q363507) (← links)
- The parallelogram rule from Pseudo-Aristotle to Newton (Q524418) (← links)
- The ``dynamics'' of Leibnizian relationism: reference frames and force in Leibniz's plenum (Q643069) (← links)
- The Mécanique Physique of Siméon Denis Poisson: The evolution and isolation in France of his approach to physical theory (1800-1840). X: Some perspective on Poisson's contributions to the emergence of mathematical physics (Q792980) (← links)
- Derivation of classical mechanics in an energetic framework via conservation and relativity (Q828376) (← links)
- Newton's interpretation of Newton's second law (Q851097) (← links)
- Newton's solution of the one-body problem (Q1205979) (← links)
- Radical principia (Q1205985) (← links)
- The new science of motion: A study of Galileo's De motu locali (Q1229194) (← links)
- The visualization of quadratures in the mystery of corollary 3 to proposition 41 of Newton's \textit{Principia} (Q1332241) (← links)
- On the argument from physics and general relativity (Q2055926) (← links)
- Infinitesimals in the foundations of Newton's mechanics (Q2495851) (← links)
- Leibniz's excerpts from the<i>Principia mathematica</i> (Q3804643) (← links)
- Newton and Hooke on Centripetal Force Motion (Q4022042) (← links)
- Huygens and Newton on the Problem of Circular Motion (Q4326757) (← links)
- Resisted Inverse-square Centripetal Force Motion along Newton's Great 'Look-Alike', the Equiangular Spiral (Q4853054) (← links)
- Colin Maclaurin (1698–1746) and his contemporaries on wind and water: the local and the universal (Q5217289) (← links)
- The ‘Mathematization of Nature’: The Making of a Concept, and How It Has Fared in Later Years (Q5378066) (← links)
- Newton’s Conceptual Argument for Absolute Space (Q5433128) (← links)