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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Replying to @InertialObservr
So Euler is (somebody like) the Jesus Christ of Math(?) ;-)
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Replying to @pascalkwanten @InertialObservr
No, that's kinda like einstein and newton honestly, there's a reason they're known by people who don't run in scientific circles as well
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Einstein and Newton were physicists. If we're talking math, it's gotta be either Euler or Gauss methinks. Or, well, Euclid if we want to go really back.
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Replying to @simone_s_86 @AzurePlank and
(in fact, Einstein was supposedly not very good at math; he had amazing physical intuition but needed help to formalise it)
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That’s false. Einstein mastered integral calculus by 6th grade. The math he needed collaborators for was tensor calculus on curved Riemannian manifolds..
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Pseudo-Riemannian manifolds ;-)
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Ah yes thank you ;)
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