Newtonian Physics
This Encapsulated Interpretive Model (EIM) of the Universe then represents the historical importance of Sir Issac Newton to civilization, (also see Newton’s biographical folder in our User Library). Our original systems review really only considered Newtonian Physics to the extent that M1 employs it in various investigations. Usually such pursuits are scale dependent and non-relativistic. They tend to be simplex considerations.
- Newton’s First Law of Motion is Concept 0038 of EMCS01
- Newton’s Second Law of Motion is Concept 0039 of EMCS01
- Newton’s Third Law of Motion is Concept 0040 of EMCS01
- Classic Momentum Rate of Change according to Newton’s 2nd Law is Concept 0089 of EMCS01
- Solving Newton’s Second Law of Motion for any ‘Most Basic Particle (MBP)’ is Concept 0165 of EMCS01
- Newton’s Law of Universal Gravitation is Concept 0367 of EMCS01
Historical References
Students and investigators should note that it is not fair to judge any of these historical references by modern information sciences standards. That would constitute ‘moving the goal post’ and is generally prohibited by Elegant Reasonism. The idea here is to present the thinking, at the time, by that original author. Where this specifically comes into affect is commission of Langer Epistemology Errors (LEEs); which to make this point salient was first quantified by Susanne K Langer in 1948 and codified by SolREI INC. Another facet of unraveling historical points of view relative to requirements of unification are both logical and physical views in context both Systems Engineering and of LEEs. Subsequent to this contextual update in our thinking we are then required to employ critical situational awareness thinking that something may be logically correct yet remain physically different.
Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica by Isaac Newton (Latin)
Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica by Isaac Newton (English)
Note: The manuscript linked above is as Newton wrote it in Latin.
Also see the User Library biographical folder on Isaac Newton.
Richard P Feynman discusses knowing vs understanding and uses Newton’s view of gravity as compared to the view of Einstein for the same phenomenon. Unwittingly Feynman also discusses Encapsulated Interpretive Models (EIMs) usage.
Other relevant insights
“We can not solve problems using the same thinking we used when we created them.”, ~ Albert Einstein
- Guide to Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge (SEBok)
- Special and General Relativity, by Albert Einstein
- Philosophy In A New Key, by Susanne K Langer <– Genesis of Langer Epistemology Errors (LEEs)
- Matter and Motion, by James Clerk Maxwell
- Spacetime-Structure, by Erwin Schrodinger
- The Death of Schrodinger’s Cat
- The Large Scale Structure of Spacetime, by S. W. Hawking and G.F.R. Ellis
- The Nature of Space and Time, by Stephen Hawking
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