Traveling Through the Newtonian Era, I Was the Only One Who Could Do Mathematical Analysis

The collision of the souls of ancient and modern mathematics lovers, creative 📚(＾ω＾)👍👍👍 It's finally finished! [Like][Like][Like]

It's very well written, and it's a novel constructed with serious mathematics. It made me, a scumbag, read it seriously. The protagonist has lived a very rigorous life, as rigorous as the analytical mathematics he established with his own hands, and there is no room for mistakes. It's very epic. A character has shaken up the entire history. He didn't get a great theorem or discover a magical formula. He just built a tool to understand the world with one hand. It's very shocking. The style is very similar to "Deduction of the General History of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry" that I read when I was in high school. From each character, the great picture of the field of mathematics is slowly unfolded. I hope the author can continue to write in the future, such as the prophecies of those ten years, the effectiveness of subsequent history, what happened after the lead box was opened, and the evaluation of the protagonist in different eras Looking forward to more follow-up

So here comes the question. Suppose there is such a time traveler in reality, and he expresses the following academic conclusions directly in the previous era. In the future, will any formula in our textbooks change from the name of a mathematician to Chen Yuan's formula or something? [Eat melon]

I came here after someone recommended it on szm. It's really good-looking.

This book gave me a deeper understanding of why mathematics is difficult What we have learned now is what countless geniuses think is the most concise and fool-proof thing written by them. But I still don't understand

How should I put it? It's a very good math book, but the pace is too difficult. If it's so fast, I suggest adding some supernatural settings. By the way, is there a book similar to this one but focusing on chemistry? I need it urgently.

It makes me want to write a physics book. This angle is really good.

Good to read [laughs], Tomato is a rare good book that does not pursue fame and fortune but pursues knowledge. Fame and fortune are common, but truth is not. Like [Like]

Whether it is storytelling or academic rigor, historical research can be called the benchmark for hard-core science storytelling. It is the top one I have seen so far, with a textbook-like writing attitude! It is as interesting as the explanation of the history of mathematics at Station B.

In today's era of online literature being downwardly compatible with younger age groups, it is rare to see such a novel with strict logic and exciting plots on Tomato.

I can't understand more than half of this book [laughing evilly]

I listen to novels every time before going to bed, but when listening to other novels, I basically have to listen to 5 to 6 chapters before I can fall asleep. I fell asleep after reading the second chapter of this novel, but this is not the novel's problem, it's my problem

Other scholars listened to the protagonist's lecture: "Oh my God, every new theorem he proposes is named after the little guy he imagined. It's so romantic." Passer-by: "Hey, let's use this name for my child."

Did you use AI assistance? I have accidentally tried to use AI to write a novel about academic development after time travel. Although I only wrote a little bit, I feel that it is quite similar to the author's choice of words and sentences. If you want to change it, it would be better to make this AI smell lighter.

"Who is Weierstrass...?" "A future mathematician." Chen Yuan vaguely said, "The point is, such functions exist. Their existence tells us: continuity does not guarantee differentiability. And the 'good' functions we usually deal with - polynomials, trigonometric functions, exponential functions - are just a very special type of all continuous functions. Just like straight lines are a special type of all curves."

I feel like I used to watch the black technology system of Xueba. The knowledge is flowing through my mind. Although I don't understand it, it is still very powerful, but it is a pity that it is a bit short.

Even mathematics has time travel novels. I hope to see someone writing about musicians on Tomato in the future, about traveling back to the European court and communicating with famous musicians such as Beethoven.

I have a bachelor's degree in statistics. The author has a strong foundation in analysis and physics, and his writing is quite good. Salute to USTC!

This book talks about many mathematical methods, starting with calculus. If you are interested in advanced mathematics, you can refer to it. As a college student, I can only understand part of it. Of course, our major will not study advanced mathematics in depth, only a general understanding.

I was very inspired after reading this book and plan to try to write a similar article related to chemistry😇

It's super beautiful and well written! [Love][love][love] With a rigorous style, compete with Newton's ideas and feel the charm of mathematics! ! !

What kind of books do you need to read to understand this article? The author is a great scholar.

Although the language is not very literary, I think this is a mathematics book😋Oyster Wings

This is an article that can only be written by a real mathematician.

Refreshing work

Very meaningful and inspiring [love]

Five stars, but the use of AI is too obvious, so one star will be deducted.

I really like this feeling of knowledge flowing through the brain without leaving a cloud behind [Chigua]

There seem to be very few interesting articles on Tomato that travel back to the era of great scientists such as Newton, Leibniz, Bohr, and Einstein and use the advantages of future generations to come up with some conclusions in advance and speed up the development of science. I think this kind of subject is quite interesting to write about. If you have similar books, you can share them.

Five-star praise! The author greatly [sends his heart][smirks] Hey.