Nice try Isaac, but leibniz did it first. Plus his notation's better (ẋ = dx/dt)
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Newton was in possession of the calculus first, but Leibniz published his version first.
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I like the “compactness” of the dot notation.
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as in x = 1/2 x''T^2 + x'T + x0 ?
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Force = mdot v + m vdot, otherwise you’re leaving out a lot of interesting problems :)
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Also, Work = Definite Line Integral of dotproduct(F, ds)
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Using these formulae Brendan Harpole (1863-1927) in Wheatcroft attempted to replace his kitchen plumbing to ensure greater water flow. Sadly Teflon tape had not yet been invented so his wife Grabbny’s oak flooring warped a bit due to leaky pipes.
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power P = f * v = m * a * v
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Isaac Newton would have liked
@TensorFlow then and he’d have invented upstream backpropagation by the term TensorFluxion — despite the tensors being different entities@JeffDeanThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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