Mathematics Biographies Samples For Students

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In the history of computing, there are many names. These are the names of a number of near Ada Lovelace and Charles Burbidge. Charles Babbage is the person who created the drawings of the analytical engine, and the woman who wrote the world's first software for this machine. She was a great mathematician and a very persistent woman; it did not disappoint even the fact that she did not see her program works.

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Augusta Ada Lovelace was born December 10, 1815. She was the only daughter of the great English poet George Gordon Byron (1788 - 1824) and Annabella Byron, born Milbank ( ...

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Euclid (near 365 - 300 BC) is a Greek mathematician, lived in Alexandria, in the 3rd BC. The main work "Elements" (15 books), containing the basics of ancient mathematics, elementary geometry, number theory, the general theory of relations and the method of determining areas and volumes, which included elements of the theory of limits, has had an enormous influence on the development of mathematics. He worked on astronomy, optics, music theory.
Information about the time and place of his birth did not reach us, but we know that ...

Robert Boyer is a computer science expert. He used to work as a computer science and mathematics professor at Austin, specifically in the University of Texas. Not much is known of his private life but he definitely deserves a lot of credit for his contributions in his field. Not much is known of Robert Boyer’s private life except his accomplishments in his respective fields.
Robert Boyer is one of the renowned modern scientists in the field of mathematics, computer science, and though in a slightly unusual way, philosophy. He has worked with other 20th century scientists such as Professor J Strother ...

Sophie Germain

Learning about women mathematicians and inventors is an instance that presents must scepticism due to the Romanisation that only men in the early years have held interest in math or science. However, there were notable women figures as noted by Osen (1975) in these two fields that have enabled men to understand unfamiliar concepts these women were able to address. One of these women was the Frenchwoman Sophie Germain. Sophie Germain was born to Ambroise Francois and Marie Germain on April 1, 1776. France, in this period, was filled with political conflicts considering the late 18th century France was ...

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Nowadays, Math is comparatively accessible discipline to everyone, who is eager to master it, and has some basic logical skills. It is because of the wide range of contemporary textbooks, hundreds of helpful websites and numerous highly-qualified teachers and professors, who are not only acquainted with the discipline itself, but are also talented in the art of teaching.
However, the situation was not so bright in the old times, when the books on Math could not have been comprehended by a common person. Moreover, many theoretical and practical issues still had not been resolved, which complicated the teaching process ...

Many centuries ago, a man witnessed an apple fall from a tree and had a scientific revelation about the way that the objects on the earth worked. This was no ordinary man: this was Isaac Newton, and this incident would lead him to formulate the law of gravity. There are many variations and controversies about the apple story, including a conspiracy that Newton himself made it up. Regardless of the origins of the story, this scenario has become the symbol of Isaac Newton’s life and person in science classes around the world. In addition to his theories of ...

John Maynard Keynes

John Maynard Keynes

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John Maynard Keynes was born June 5, 1983 in Cambridge in a relatively prosperous family. Father of the great scientist John Neville Keynes was also economic theorist who taught economics and logic at Cambridge University and wrote a book on the subject of economics. His mother was the daughter of Florence Keynes Minister and graduated from the same University of Cambridge and in 1932-1933 even served as mayor of Cambridge.
Education of the future great scientist began when he was seven years old. Since that time and until 1892 he primarily learnt at home. Being nine years ...

For anyone, the pursuit of education becomes harder as the years go on. As years go by, the classes become harder and the work really becomes hard work. During this time, I know that it is tempting to give up and I have seen some people drop out. Though my academic career has only really begun, I feel as though I have gained valuable insight into myself and my ability to succeed. Through my academic career so far, I have been lucky to have figured out my strengths and focus on them in order to reach my future goals.
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John Mynard Keynes

John Mynard Keynes was one of the most influential economist of the 20th century. His works have strongly affected the development of macroeconomics and served as a foundation for the whole new school of economics, the Keynesian economics.
John Mynard Keynes was born on the 5th of June, 1883 in Cambridge, UK from John Neville Keynes, who was a lecturer at the University of Cambridge, and Florence Ada Keynes. Keynes obtained his first education in the Perse School and later in St. Faith’s Preparatory School. In 1897 he won a scholarship to join Eton College, the most prestigious boarding school ...