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Although Scotland is a region of England, it has an identity. Many celebrities are Scottish and they are proud of it. Walter Scott : Walter Scott was born in august the 15th 1771 and he died in September the 21st 1832. He was a Scottish historical novelist,...
Arthur’s seat is a huge hill of about 822 foot, situated in the centre of the city of Edinburgh, it provides an excellent panoramic views of the city and we can see the sea. The name may came from the legend of King Arthur but lots of others theories...
The Babylonians are an old civilization that controlled much of modern day Iraq, Iran and Syria, from 1800BC. In order to expand and run their empire, they became masters of managing and manipulating numbers. The Babylonians appeared interested in solving...
Before the 5th century, the idea of zero did not exist. Its creation in India developed mathematics considerably because people were therefore able to calculate with ten digies, and in that way to imagine infinite big numbers. For the anecdote, we guess...
• The Syracuse problem or Collatz problem This problem was been posed by L.Collatz in 1937 and it's still unresolved. It consists to take an number which positive and integer. Then you have to devided this number by two if it's an even number. Overwise,...
A method to calculate π : During the "Kerala School" Period (1300-1600), Indians made the mathematics progress, especially for the calculations of infinite series. Because of that, they were able to discover a serie (an infinite sum) which allows us to...
Georg Cantor was a famous German mathematician who lived during the XIX and the early XXth century. In his early age, he was talented in the music sector thanks to his musician’s family. We could think he would have become a musician but no ! He became...
David Hilbert David Hilbert was a german mathematician born in 1862 and died in 1943. He is one of the most famous mathematicians from the 20th century, at the same title as Poincare. He was not that important for solving big mathematical problems, but...
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