For the work of Isaac Newton, consult Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica.

The Principia Mathematica are a work in three volumes of Alfred North Whitehead and Bertrand Russell, published in 1910-1913. This work has as a subject the bases of the Mathématiques. With in particular the Idéographie of Frege, it is a fundamental work, insofar as it takes part in a decisive way in the birth of the modern logic and is at the origin of contemporary logic.

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• Stanford Encyclopedia off Philosophy:

• '' Principia Mathematica ''
• The Notation in '' Principia Mathematica ''
• Principia Mathematica in line (University off Michigan Historical Maths Collection):
• Volume I
• Volume II
• Volume III

Simple: Principia Mathematica