The origins of mathematics

Cambridge University Library holds the most important collection of Isaac Newton’s working papers, in which he lays the foundations for the mathematics of the calculus and establishes the experimental basis for his revolutionary interpretations of the physical universe. This film explores some of the insights that can be drawn from these papers, some of which describe work done at Newton’s Lincolnshire home at Woolsthorpe Manor, as well as undertaken in his College rooms at Trinity.
Link:
cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk/view/MS-AD...
Presented by Niccolo Guicciardini and Scott Mandelbrote.
Produced by Katrina Dean and Huw Jones.
Camera and Editing by Blazej Mikula.
Support team: Amélie Deblauwe and Mark Box
Filmed at:Cambridge University Library, Woolsthorpe Manor
Music by: Countless Skies - countlessskies.com/

[@jimmylaze]

Which mathematican are they talking about when they say "hudda?" I can't find who they are taking about. I remember this guy being mentioned as the one who sets a problem that leads to the creation of the calculus.

[@CamUniLib]

Johannes (van Waveren) Hudde (23 April 1628 - 15 April 1704)

[@itz_your_crush_abhi]

I am from India 🇮🇳 .I am not understanding your language ☹️

[@undertheriverstone]

Not to be rude, but this is a ridiculous title.