Bernhard Riemann

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Noun1.Bernhard Riemann - pioneer of non-Euclidean geometry (1826-1866)
Georg Friedrich Bernhard Riemann, Riemann
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Bernhard Riemann Junior Math Award), Jacob Sandy (John Steinbeck Junior Literature Award), Mason Gilliam (Thomas Edison Junior Science Award), and Colton Betz (Dr.
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Based on this discovery, another German mathematician, Bernhard Riemann published in 1852 a theorem [3], known today as Riemann's series theorem (or Riemann rearrangement theorem), proving that in general, infinite series are not associative, that is, they cannot be rearranged.
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Arguably, the most prominent figure that marked the early development of topological thinking was Bernhard Riemann. His ground-breaking work was connected to some of the most important shifts in the modern history of mathematics and physics, and fostered a new understanding of space in general, and of mathematical space in particular.
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What Bernhard Riemann did in 1859 was find out the number of primes that are less than a given number.
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Sir Isaac Newton, Bernhard Riemann and Ivan Yarkovsky theorized that gravity is founded in mechanical ether streams.
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[7] Derbyshire John.., Prime Obsession: Bernhard Riemann and the Greatest Unsolved Problem in Mathematics, New York, 2004.
Certain indefinite integral associate to elliptic integral and complex argument
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