The parsimonious universe
Calculus of variations
Géométrie
Natur
Wiskunde
Nature (Aesthetics)
Motion
Filosofische aspecten
Geschichte
Can one set of basic laws account for both the recurring themes and the infinite variety of nature's designs? When it comes to shape and form, does nature simply proceed in the easiest, most efficient way? Complete answers to these questions are likely never to be discovered. Still, down through th…
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