this reminds me of that time i almost thought Euler was an actual time traveler (spoiler: different Euler.. hey that rhymed!)pic.twitter.com/zUYHkEsgsZ
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There's a rule in math that every discovery shall be named after the first person who discovered it after Euler
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hahahah such an obscure and wonderful joke
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So Euler is (somebody like) the Jesus Christ of Math(?) ;-)
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Then it will have Euler appended in some way to the name. Cauchy-Euler Equation Euler-Lagrange Equations Euler-Riemann Zeta Functions Einstein-Euler Field Equations
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This was first discovered by Euler, and is therefore known as Laplace's Law...
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Well, Euler or Gauss, sometimes it's Gauss who discovered it first (see for instance the Cooley-Tukey FFT algorithm).
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If you haven't seen it and have time over: 55 minutes of pleasurehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEWj93XjON0 …
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Maybe, buh Gauss once proved the Fundamental Theorem of Algebra by explicitly writing out every nonconstant polynomial over the complex numbers and writing each as a product of linear factors.
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