1, binomial theorem
Binomial theorem, also known as Newton's binomial theorem, was put forward by isaac newton in 1664 and 1665. This theorem gives the integer power of the sum of two numbers, for example, an identity is expanded into the sum of similar terms. The binomial theorem can be extended to any real power, that is, the generalized binomial theorem.
2. Optics
Newton devoted himself to the study of color phenomena and the nature of light. From 65438 to 0704, Newton wrote Optics, which systematically expounded his research achievements in optics, including the particle theory of light.
3. Newton's cooling law
Newton's cooling law is an empirical relation put forward by British physicist Sir isaac newton (1642- 1727). It discusses that the heat dissipation rate of an object is directly proportional to the temperature difference between the object and its surroundings.
4. Reflective telescope
Newton made reflecting telescope in 1672. He used the universal gravitation between particles to prove that the external gravitation of a spherically symmetric sphere can be replaced by particles with the same mass in the center.
5. Mathematical principles of natural philosophy
The mathematical principle of natural philosophy is Newton's most important work, which was published in 1687. The book summarizes many important discoveries and research achievements in his life, including the above-mentioned laws about the movement of objects. He said that this book "mainly studies the resistance of heavy and light fluids and other forces that attract motion, so we study the mathematical principles of natural philosophy."
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Baidu Encyclopedia-isaac newton