August 16, 2007 New research suggests that a key aspect of the calculus, commonly attributed to Sir Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibnitz in the late 1600s, may in fact have been discovered more than ...

Sir, Allow me to make three points in response to Christopher Klisz’s letter (October 10) in reply to mine (October 5). First, any economy or human society faces two kinds of problems: convergent and ...

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Is the Newton-and-the-apple story true? Does anybody really understand the Principia? Was Newton a nice guy? In this interview, Dr. Jed Buchwald, an historian of physics and professor of history at ...