Newton and the law of gravitation

Archive for History of Exact Sciences, v.2, no.5

Rosenfeld, L. (Leon), 1904-1974

Archive for History of Exact Sciences, Berlin, 1965.

509 AR26 V.2, NO.5

p.[365]-386 ; octavo.

Newton's discovery of gravity

Scientific American, v.244, no.3

Cohen, I. Bernard, 1914-

New York, 1981.

505 SCI23 V.244, NO.3

p.166-179 : col. port., diagrs., facsims.

Newton's third law and universal gravity

Journal for the history of ideas, v.48, no.4

Cohen, I. Bernard, 1914-

Philadelphia, 1987.

905 J82 V.48, NO.4

p.571-593 : diagrs. ; 25 1/2 cm.

The meaning and status of Newton's law of inertia and the nature of gravitional forces

Philosophy of Science, v.40, no.3

Earman, John. | Friedman, Michael

East Lansing, 1973.

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501 P54 V.40, NO.3

p.329-359 ; 25 cm.

Fraud and illusion in the anti-Newtonian rear guard: The Coultaud-Mercier affair and Bertier's experiments, 1767-1777

Isis, v.87, no.1

Evans, James.

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509 IS3 V.87, NO.1

p.74-107 : diagr., facsims., ports. ; 25 cm.

De l'influence de la gravitation sur la propagation de la lumière en théorie newtonienne. L'archéologie des trous noirs

Archive for history of exact sciences, v.42, no.4

Eisenstaedt, Jean, 1940-

Archive for history of exact sciences, Berlin], 1991.

Bibliographie: p.383-386.

509 Ar26 v.42, no.4

p.[315]-386 : diagrs. ; 24 cm.

Newton's aether-stream hypothesis and the inverse square law of gravitation

Annals of Science, v.25, no.3

Aiton, E. J.

London, 1969.

509 AN7 V.25, NO.3

p.255-260 ; octavo.

Predicting the motion of particles in Newtonian mechanics and special relativity

Studies in history and philosophy of modern physics, v.29B, no.1

Schmidt, Jan Hendrik.

Exeter, Eng.], 1998.

509.05 St9, v.29B, no.1

p. 81-122. : diagrs. ; 23 cm.

The path of Halley's Comet, and Newton's late apprehension of the law of gravity

Annals of science, v.56, no.4

Kollerstrom, Nicholas, 1946-

London], 1999.

509.05 An7, v.56, no.4

p. [331]-356. : ill., facsims. ; 25 cm.

Was Newton wrong?

Science, v.241, no.4867

Pool, Robert.

Washington, D.C, 1988.

505 SCI2A V.241, NO.4867

p.789-790 : illus. ; 28 cm.

Newton's views on aether and gravitation

Archive for History of Exact Sciences, v.6, no.1

Rosenfeld, L. (Leon), 1904-1974

Archive for History of Exact Sciences, Berlin, New York, 1969.

509 AR26 V.6, NO.1

p.29-37 ; octavo.

The Kepler problem from Newton to Johann Bernoulli

Archive for history of exact sciences, v.50, no.2

Speiser, David, 1926-

Archive for history of exact sciences, Berlin], 1996.

509 Ar26 v.50, no.2

p.[103]-116 : diagrs. ; 23 1/2 cm.

... Principia; or, Nature's first principles: Theory of universal electro-magnetism, simplified. Explaining the elements of the important discovery of the laws of nature, which regulate the changes of the elements. Exposing the numerous discrepancies of the popular (erroneously so called) Newtonian

Chapman, L. L.

Campbell & Co, Philadelphia, 1855.

531 C36P

v.1 (xxiv, [25]-214, [2] p.) : front. ; 19 1/2 cm.

The Foucault pendulum and the Newtonian theory

Callahan, Joseph J.

Cincinnati, c1975]

509 PAM. NO.468

iv, 34 p. : diagrs., facsims. ; 21 1/2 cm.

On Isaac Newton's ideas of gravitation and God

Historia scientiarum, no.34

Kangnian, Yan.

Tokyo, 1988.

509.05 IN27 NO.34

p.[43]-56 ; 26 cm.

Newton's revival of the aether hypothesis and the explanation of gravitational attraction

Royal Society of London. Notes and records, v. 23, no. 2

Hawes, Joan L.

Royal Society of London, London, 1968.

506.42 R82N V.23, NO.2

p.200-212 ; octavo.

From Newton to Einstein: changing conceptions of the universe

Harrow, Benjamin, 1888-1970

D. Van Nostrand company, New York, 1920.

530.1 H24F.2

[iv], 116 p. : front. (port.) ; 18 1/2 cm.