Part III: Mathematical Geniuses Who Changed the World

Delve into the captivating lives and groundbreaking work of mathematical giants. Witness the tragic brilliance of Évariste Galois, who revolutionized algebraic equations. Explore the hardships and groundbreaking contributions of Niels Henrik Abel in group theory. Discover how Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier's work on heat conduction led to the powerful tool of Fourier analysis. Unravel the mysteries of prime numbers with Peter Gustav Lejeune Dirichlet, the pioneer of analytic number theory. Explore the unexpected connections between geometry and physics through Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi's work on elliptic functions. Learn about Pierre de Fermat's Last Theorem, a mathematical challenge that captivated minds for centuries. Finally, encounter Élie Cartan, whose work on differential geometry revolutionized our understanding of space, time, and gravity. This captivating journey celebrates the mathematicians who pushed the boundaries of knowledge and continue to shape our world today.

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I would say that, here in first half of the 21st century, *the Jacobian matrix* makes our entire modern Digital Age possible. In robotics, it allows you to find approximate solutions for articulated robot arms with greater than 3 DOF.

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Hipasus is the follower of Pythagoras but I did not have enough details to put him in :-(