Publisher's Synopsis
Newton's Optics is a classic work on the properties of light, color, and their many applications. In this book, Newton describes his famous experiments with prisms, and provides a comprehensive overview of the properties of light and color that he discovered. He also discusses the history of light research, and provides practical advice on its many applications in fields such as medicine, astronomy, and communications.
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