Newton, Isaac
Born: 25 December 1642, Woolsthorp (7 miles south of Grantham),
Lincolnshire, England
Died: 20 March 1727, Kensington (now part of London), England
Note: The dates are that of the Julian calendar. In the Gregorian
(i.e. modern) calendar these are 4 January 1643 and 31 March 1727,
respectively.
Physicist, mathematician, astronomer
External documents
Biographies, bibliographies and references
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Newtonia
- Bibliography, WWW links, portrait, Newtonian places, etc.
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The Sir Isaac Newton Home Page
- Biography, bibliography, manuscripts, links etc.
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Biographical data and references
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Biography and references (MacTutor Hist. Math.)
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Biography, Links and Principia, Book Two, Lemma II
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Biography
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Biography
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Short biography and references (infoplease.com)
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Short biography
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Short biography (in German)
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Short biography (in German)
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Biographical data
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Short biography
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Short biography
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Short biography and references (Eric Weisstein's Treasure Trove)
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Short biography
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Short biography
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Short biography
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Short biography
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Very short biography
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Very short biography and links
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Britannica Online entries
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Isaac Newton and Astrology, by Robert H. van Gent
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Newton and the Moon, by Nicholas Kollerstrom
- Offers historical material relating to theories of the Moon's
motion, especially those of Newton and those surrounding him.
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Overcomimg Greatness. The Decline and Recovery of British Mathematics
in the Post-Newton Era, by Robert Bruen
- About the negative effect of Newton on British mathematics
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Sir Isaac Newton: His first 26 years, optics, and alchemy
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Isaac Newton: the first physicist
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Opticks, London, 1704
- CD-ROM edition
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Bibliography
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Bibliography
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Bibliography
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Bibliography (Library of Congress entries)
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References (Library of Congress entries)
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References (ADS entries)
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Archival sources
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Wolfgang R. Dick.
Created: 6 Feb 1998.
Latest update: 18 Sep 2003