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Math Encounters -- On the Shoulders of Giants: Newton Revealed

155K views · Feb 5, 2015 · Education

Comments · 214

  • @randybailin4902 · 2 years ago

    Professor Dunham is one of the best lecturerrs I've ever seen.  Totally engaging, knowledgable and informative.

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  • @Minerva6699 · 4 years ago

    Dunham is a wonderful speaker, i just saw his talk on euler

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  • @ksmith7122 · 2 months ago (edited)

    Professor Dunham&apos;s presentations always worth looking out for.<br>Correction: it was not Newton who invented the reflecting telescope, but rather my alma-mater, who attended Aberdeen Grammar School, James Gregory. Born just outside Aberdeen and educated at Marischal College, now the University of Aberdeen. He designed the Gregorian reflecting telescope and published his theoretical description of it in his 1663 work Optica Promota. This was several years before Newton built his version. <br>James Gregory&apos;s nephew, David Gregory was the Gregory who knew Newton. He also attended Aberdeen Grammar school and Aberdeen University and later became Professor of Astronomy at Oxford.

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  • @kevincasson9848 · 4 years ago

    What a brilliant lecturer and lovely man! He should never retire!

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  • @ravichanana3148 · 3 years ago

    &quot;Shoulders of giants&quot; statement is a clear example of expressing humility.

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  • @ahmedgaafar5369 · 6 years ago

    amazing as ever...professor Dunham is a giant himself in giving mathematics that wonderful life.

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  • @rosalind1750 · 2 years ago

    Amazing and pleasant lecture. Show this to high school students!

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  • @CO8848_2 · 7 years ago

    What a wonderful lecture.... our children should be listening to this, rather than social media

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  • @wardelllindsay8677 · 5 years ago

    Prof Dunham, you are excellent on Newton ! Newton is the Greatest!

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  • @richardsidler · 4 years ago

    Remarkably well balanced audio, with excellent video clarity and direction. Thank you kindly for the outstanding lecture. 🙏

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  • @frenselx · 7 years ago

    I&apos;m reading his book &quot;Journey Through Genius: The Great Theorems of Mathematics&quot; for the third times.

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  • @pbessey · 1 year ago

    What a wonderful speaker.

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