This work's second edition has a forceful rejection of vortex theories, and its third book provides four rules of reasoning, including that like effects have like causes.
Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar unpacked much of this book's mathematics in a version "for the common reader". A lemma in this work proved there are no algebraically integrable smooth convex ovals in two dimensions. This work's second edition has a forceful rejection of vortex theories, and its third book provides four rules of reasoning, including that like effects have like causes. Later editions of this work are supplemented with a General Scholium claiming that "I (*) contrive no hypotheses" in response to the charge that this work introduced "occult agencies". This work's opening "Definitions" section defines quantities like mass and absolute space and time. This work's author dropped its "System of the World" section after Robert Hooke accused him of copying his inverse-square law of gravitation. Three laws of motion were also proposed in, for 10 points, what magnum opus of Isaac Newton?
Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar unpacked much of this book's mathematics in a version "for the common reader".
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