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Brook Taylor: The Inventor of Taylor Series! (1685–1731)

Welcome to History with BMResearch! In this documentary, you will explore the life and legacy of Brook Taylor, the British mathematician who invented the famous Taylor Series… Learn how his ideas revolutionized calculus, helped scientists model motion, and influenced the Royal Society… You will see how Taylor’s work, once underappreciated, became a foundation for physics, astronomy, and engineering… This journey includes Taylor’s quiet conflict with Newton, his breakthroughs in perspective drawing, and his timeless impact on how we understand change and approximation… Discover how the Taylor Series helps explain everything from planetary orbits to modern technology… With insights into his biography, contributions to the Royal Society, and the lasting power of infinite approximations, this story celebrates one of the unsung heroes of mathematics… Don’t forget to comment below to share your thoughts and feedback on Brook Taylor’s brilliant journey…

0:00 - Intro & Bernoulli legacy
5:38 - Early life & education
11:16 - Family tensions
16:54 - Journey to Russia
22:32 - Scientific work abroad
28:10 - Hydrodynamica begins
33:48 - Rivalry with father
39:26 - Fluid motion experiments
45:04 - Rise of Bernoulli’s principle
50:42 - Work in probability
56:20 - Medical applications
1:01:58 - Teaching & academic life
1:07:36 - Global scientific influence
1:13:14 - Family of scholars
1:18:52 - Legacy & final years

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Struik, D. J. (1987). A concise history of mathematics.

#BrookTaylor, #TaylorSeries, #HistoryOfMathematics, #MathLegends, and #CalculusOrigins guide this fascinating journey…

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