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A detailed biography traces the subject's upbringing and academic formation, then presents his experimental work in optics, his development of new mathematical methods for describing motion, and the articulation of a universal law governing celestial and terrestrial bodies. The narrative covers his publications and debates with contemporaries, describes laboratory practices and mathematical reasoning, and considers aspects of temperament, reputation, and the reception of his ideas within natural philosophy. Chapters interweave chronological narrative with analytical discussions of major discoveries, theoretical foundations, and their effects on subsequent scientific practice.
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