🔸Pages from Sir Isaac Newton’s handwritten college notebook showing his study of mathematics especially infinite series

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🔸Pages from Sir Isaac Newton’s handwritten college notebook showing his study of mathematics especially infinite series, evolution of differential calculus, and binomial theorem, ca. 1664-65. Courtesy of Cambridge University Library.

🔸صفحاتی از دفترچه دست‌نویس کالج آیزاک نیوتن که مطالعه او را در مورد ریاضیات به‌ ویژه سری‌های نامتناهی، تکامل حساب دیفرانسیل و قضیه دو جمله‌ای نشان می‌دهد. مربوط به سال 1665-1664.

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