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Examines the equation ‘rate of change of angular momentum equals torque’. The most common application of a spinning body is in a gyroscope. Gyroscopes are demonstrated, freely spinning, weighted, and...
With the discovery of calculus, mathematics received its greatest boost since the time of the Greeks. Discusses the early work of Newton and Leibniz that led to their independent formulations of the methods...
Looks at the work of William Rowan Hamilton in Dublin and George Boole in Cork. Uses Hamilton’s discovery of quaternions to Booles’ The Laws of Thought’, as the foundations for work in the fields of...
Marin Mersenne was a 17th-century French monk who was also an able scientist who wrote widely on the study of sound. His contribution to mathematics comes from his ambition to see the formation of scientific...
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