Too many students emerge from their years in mathematics knowing little, and liking it less, never discovering its power, or their own. This web site is designed to change that. In addition to his math and physics, Newton sought to understand the nature of light. Standing at his window at Wooleshorpe, he conducted his experiments with prisms, refracting a single beam of light into a glorious spectrum of colors. Unlike many math sites, there are no ads here, no unseen affiliations.
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