Mathematiker 05

DAS SUPERMÄCHTIGE GEHIRN VON JOHN VON NEUMANN: Der schnellste Geist, den die Welt je gekannt hat

Autor: Mark Mercer

Kepler: Troubadour der Sterne

Autor: Olaf Saile

Storia umana della matematica (Supercoralli)

Autor: Chiara Valerio

2024 Großes Sudoku-Rätselbuch für Erwachsene mit Lösungen: Erreichen Sie Neue Höhen Im Rätsellösen Mit Meisterhaft Gestalteten Sudokus Für Stundenlangen Spaß, Geschenke Zur Stressbewältigung.

Autor: Millicent Uriah

61 Famous Irish Scientists

Autor: John F McCartney

The Logician and the Engineer: How George Boole and Claude Shannon Created the Information Age

Autor: Paul J. Nahin

The World of Maria Gaetana Agnesi, Mathematician of God (Johns Hopkins Studies in the History of Mathematics, Band 2)

Massimo (University of California, Berkeley) Mazzotti

Great Minds: Isaac Newton, Nikola Tesla, and Albert Einstein, Founders of the Scientific Age

Mark Steinberg

The last 400 years have been some of the most incredible years in human history. From the 17th century to the 21st century, humans went from being almost universally agrarian with sailing vessels, muskets, and astrolabes being the most cutting-edge technology on the planet, to an era where the world is almost universally industrial or post-industrial with airplanes, cars, spaceships, computers, widespread electricity, enormous power from coal, oil, and nuclear power, and the ability to produce much more food than was ever possible before the Industrial Revolution. This book describes the lives and ideas of three of the minds who made this transition possible: Isaac Newton, Nikola Tesla, and Albert Einstein. What was it about these men that allowed them to change the world with their ideas about how the universe and technology worked?

In this book you will learn about how these three men were able to turn their respective worlds upside-down with their unconventional thinking, thirst for knowledge, far-reaching vision, and sheer genius.

They all had rather different personalities but what unites them is that they all wanted to know how the world really worked, and were able to train their minds to accomplish that goal. It wasn't easy for any of them and they all lived in relative isolation developing their ideas and inventions, often receiving opposition from the existing scientific, political, and cultural establishment, but in so doing they were able to transform our understanding of the universe and society in a way that led to the birth of the modern scientific age. The modern world is indebted to these men for good or ill.

It All Adds Up: The Story of People and Mathematics

Mickael Launay

The Honors Class: Hilbert's Problems and Their Solvers

Ben Yandell

Godel: A Life Of Logic, The Mind, And Mathematics: A Mathematical Legend

John Casti, Werner DePauli

John Napier: Logarithm John

Lynne Gladstone-Millar

Hermann Graßmann: Biography

Hans-Joachim Petsche

Alfred Tarski: Life and Logic

Anita Burdman Feferman, Solomon Feferman

Mathematical Apocrypha Redux: More Stories and Anecdotes of Mathematicians and the Mathematical (Spectrum)

Steven G. Krantz

Dr Riemann's Zeros

Karl Sabbagh

Introducing Stephen Hawking: A Graphic Guide (Graphic Guides) (English Edition)

Autor: J.P. McEvoy
Illustrator: Oscar Zarate

Perfect Rigor: A Genius and the Mathematical Breakthrough of the Century (English Edition)

Autor: Masha Gessen