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1. Albert Einstein
came up with the Theory of Relativity
came up with E=mc squared
2. Sir Isaac Newton
discovered gravity
created binomial theorem
3. Leonardo Pisano Bigollo
created Fibonacci sequence
instrumental in bringing Arabic

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Gauss is considered to be the greatest German mathematician of the nineteenth century. His discoveries and writings influenced and left a lasting mark in the areas of number theory, astronomy, geodesy, and physics, particularly the study of electromagnetism.

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1. Albert Einstein
Created equation E=MC2 also created the theory of relativity
2. Issac Newton
Discovered gravity and created Newton Laws of physics
3. Thales
Practically created mathematics and was the first real mathematician

Thoughts
All were great mathematicians and without them the world would be so different

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1.Albert Einstein - Developed the theory of relativity- He is known for figuring out E=mc2
2. Issac Newton- helped people understand gravity-Wrote the book Principia
3. Archimedes- Discipline of geometry- Invented miniature planetarium

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1.Albert Einstein -  Albert has made the math equation E=mc2. He also made the famous relativity theory.
2.Issac Newton -  Newton discovered gravity. Also Newton made the three laws of motion
3.Thales - He really started math because he used it for everyday problems. He was truly the first mathematician.

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1.Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein has inspired our world as we know it. It is also known he came up with the famous theory of relativity.
2. Issac Newton
He had famously worked on universal gravitation. He also developed  the three laws of motion which form the basic principles of modern physics.
3. Archimedes
He made his greatest contributions in geometry. He also anticipated the integral calculus 2,000 years before Newton and Leibniz.

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I researched Thales,Sophie Germain,Ada Lovelace.
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Thales: He basically started math by using it for everyday problems.He is famous for being the"first true mathematician."
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Ada Lovelace: She used a math algorithm for computer programing.She is recognized as the first world programmer.
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Sophie Germain: She created what we call Sophie Germain prime numbers.She did this after working really hard on the field of numbers and differential geometry.

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The first famous mathematician I researched was the one and only Albert Einstein. Einstein presented the theory of relativity (e=mc2).
The second mathematician I researched was Pythagoras. Pythagoras invented Pythagorean theorem (c2=a2+b2).
The third and final mathematician I am researching is James Joseph Sylvester. He made important contributions to the Matrix theory, number theory, and many others.

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I researched Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, and James J. Sylvester.
Albert Einstein: He created the famous equation E=mc2. Also he found his own original proof to the Pythagorean Theorem at the age of 12.
Isaac Newton:He discovered Newton's Method.He is also given credit for the Generalised Binomial Theorem.
James J. Sylvester:Sylvester contributed to the Matrix Theory and also the Number Theory.
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The three famous mathematicians that I researched are:
1. Albert Einstein
2. Issac Newton
3. Leonardo Pisano Bigollo (Fibonacci)

Contributions:

Einsteins contribution was: E=m*c
Issac Newtons contribution was: Newton's Laws of Physics.
Leonardo Pisano Bigollo (Fibonacci) contribution was: The Fibonacci Sequence.
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My Thoughts:

These mathematicians have shaped the way we look at math and science today.

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Albert Einstein: Albert has created the equation E=mc2. Thy has been confirmed by other mathemiticians . He also confirmed the speed of light.

Issac Newton: Issac has made 3 laws about force motion.

Archimedes: Invented calculus 2000 years before Issac Newton did. He also created a catapult!

Thank you for listening and good day

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I am researching about Albert Einstein, Issac Newton, and Euclid.
Albert Einstein:
Albert has made the equation E=mc2. Also, he has been known for his theory of relativity.
Issac Newton:
Issac made three laws about the force up motion.
He also has researched a lot about the force of gravity.
Euclid: Euclid has researched mainly on geometry and shapes. Also, he is one of the greatest thinkers.

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I will be researching about, Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, and Archimedes.

Albert Einstein: He discovered E=mc2, and he confirmed the speed of light. He also discovered that it is impossible to know that you are moving unless you are focused on something that is not moving.
Isaac Newton: He discovered gravity and created the laws of motion.
Archimedes: He is most famous for discovering the law of hydrostatics.

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I will be researching about, Albert Einstein, Issac Newton, and Sophie Germain.
1. Albert Einstein developed the quantum theory of monatomic gas.
2. Issac Newton explained the laws of motion, and the theory of gravity.
3. Sophie Germain showed her work on Fermat's last theorem by proving that, n = p - 1

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3 mathematicians I will be researching are:
Isaac Newton
Albert Einstein
Alan Turing

Albert Einstein changed the world by confirming the speed of light.
Isaac Newton changed the world with forming the basic laws of physics.
Alan Turing changed the world by making the first computer!

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I will be researching:
1. Issac Newton: He discovered gravity, and developed the three laws of motion.
2. Albert Einstein: He discovered E=mc2, and he said that it is impossible to know that you are moving except if you look at something still. That also means that measurements of distance and time depend on how fast you're traveling. That means if someone the same age as you goes to space for ten years and travels around for billions of miles, he or she will come back looking two years younger than you!
3. Archimedes: He anticipated calculus roughly 2,000 years before Newton, and he created the famous catapult!

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I will be researching about Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, and Euclid as my mathematicians
Isaac Newton: He discovered gravity. And he discovered the laws of physics.

Albert Einstein: He found the energy-mass E= mc2 . He also discovered the theory of relativity.

Euclid: He started and discovered geometry. He made a book of geometry called Euclid's Element's.

My thoughts: All of these mathematicians have changed the way we see math.

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These are the mathematicians that I am using:
Archimedes:
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I researched Isaac Newton, Albert Einstein, and Euclid as my three mathematicians.
Isaac Newton:
1. Sir Isaac Newton laid the foundation for the creation of modern calculus through his work in the field of mathematics.
2. His discovery of formulas that could be used to derive the areas of curved objects led to many of the mathematical breakthroughs of the last two centuries.
http://www2.mtsd.k12.wi.us/Homestead/users/ordinans/Sir%20Isaac%20Newton.htm
Albert Einstein:
1. Albert Einstein's contributions to mathematics include the theory of relativity.
2. The photoelectric effect, the motion of particles when suspended within a liquid and the mathematical formula E = mc2.
https://www.reference.com/history/did-albert-einstein-contribute-mathematics-d7526a31646afbb5
Euclid:
1. He also created the oldest mathematical school teaching book called 'Euclid's Elements' which is still being used in school's world wide.
2. He found out that they are infinetly prime numbers.
http://www.answers.com/Q/What_are_three_contributions_to_mathematics_for_euclid#slide=1

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The three people i am searching are:
- Albert Einstein
- Isaac Newton
- Euclid
1. Albert Einstein
He created the theory E=MC squared which is energy=mass and speed of light squared. He aced his schools math and started to learn by himself.
2.Isaac Newton
Isaac Newton  was an English mathematician, astronomer, theologian, author and physicist.He also formed the physics of science.
3. Euclid
He started what is known today as geometry.Euclid deduced the principles of geometrical shapes.

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I researched Archimedes, Euclid, and Carl Friedrich Gauss

Archimedes:
Discovered the law of hydrostatics or the Archimedes principle.
Discovered the relation between the surface and volume of a sphere and its circumscribing.

Euclid:
Outlined some of the most fundamental principles of geometry.
He gathered, compiled, organized, and reworked the mathematical concepts.

Carl Friedrich Gauss:
Influenced the study of electromagnetism.
First to group numbers 1-50 and 51-100

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I researched
Albert Einstein

Archimedes

Galileo Galilei
Srinivas Ramanujan
Srinivas Ramanujan- Discovered by mathemagician Srinivas Ramanujan, 1729 is said to be the magic number because it is the sole number which can be expressed as the sum of the cubes of two different sets of numbers. Ramanujanas conclusions are summed up as under: 1) 10 3 + 9 3 = 1729 and 2) 12 3 + 1 3 = 1729.

Albert Einstein - contributed  his mass-energy equivalence, theory of relativity, Brownian motion and photoelectric effect.
Archimedes- contributed the relation between the surface and volume of a sphere and its circumscribing cylinder. He is known for his formulation of a hydrostatic principle (known as Archimedes’ principle)

Archemedes-  to estimate the area of a circle, he constructed a larger polygon outside the circle and a smaller one inside it. He first enclosed the circle in a triangle, then in a square, pentagon, hexagon, etc, etc, each time approximating the area of the circle more closely. By this so-called “method of exhaustion” (or simply “Archimedes’ Method”), he effectively homed in on a value for one of the most important numbers in all of mathematics, π. His estimate was between 3¹⁄₇ (approximately 3.1429) and 3¹⁰⁄₇₁ (approximately 3.1408), which compares well with its actual value of approximately 3.1416.

Galileo Galilei - contributed  each swing of a pendulum, regardless of width, takes an equal amount of time to swing between the extremes of its arc. This suggested that pendulums could be used to mark small intervals of time, and professors at the university quickly pounced on the notion.
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Thoughts-
All these mathematicians taught people SO many things about math.
Also, these mathematicians changed the way we see and perceive math.

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The three people I researched are...
Albert Einstein
Issac Newton
Carl Friedrich Gauss

Albert Einstein- he contributed mass-energy equivalence, which is the theory of realitivity. This was what he was best known for in mathematics.

Issac Newton- he contributed the three laws of motion, which are the basic principles of modern physics. He also contributed the color spectrum.

Carl Friedrich Gauss- he contributed number theory's, algebra, statistics, analysis, and much, much more!
He gave lots of significant contributions.

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Three famous math mathematicians that I am researching are:
Archimedes,Albert Einstein, and Alan Turing.

Archimedes- Archimedes was a Greek inventor. Math is part of StEM so obviously he contributed to the math world. Archimedes made thew first catapult along with setting the bar high for physics.

Albert Einstein- Albert Einstein made many theories dealing with math and science since both topics are practically related. Maybe the most common theory Albert Einstein came up with was E=mc2.

Alan Turing- Alan Turing used statistical analysis. He used this method to create a decrypting method called 'Banburismus'.

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Three famous mathematicians who I have researched are:
- Archimedes of Syracuse
- Euclid of Alexandria
- Jules Henri Poincar'e
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1. Archimedes of Syracuse is acknowledged to be the greatest of ancient mathematicians. He used a 96 sided polygon to calculate a very accurate approximation of pi to be between 3.1429 and 3.1408. Also, he proved that a sphere has two thirds the volume and surface area of a cylinder with the same radius.
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2. Euclid of Alexandria had a major study, Elements, which he collected the work of many mathematicians who preceded him, and he is often referred to as the father of geometry. Euclid's great work consisted of thirteen books covering a vast body of mathematical knowledge, spanning arithmetic, geometry and number theory.
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3. Jules Henri Poincar'e was one of the last universal mathematicians. He made contributions to the theory of complex functions, to number theory, algebraic and differential geometry, and to many branches of applied mathematics, including celestial mechanics.

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The three famous people Im Researching about are
Sir Isaac Newton
Archimedes
Leonardo Pisano Bigollo
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Sir Isaac Newton made contributions to optics and created the laws of motion. He also developed the infinitesimal calculus.
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Archimedes made contributions in geometry. He made integral calculus before Newton and Figured out the measurement of the circle and created pi.
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Considered the best western mathematician, Leonardo Pisano Bigollo, AKA Fibonacci, is famous his number theory. His book Liber abaci introduced Arabic decimal systems to the western worlds.

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The three famous mathematician that I researched are:
1. Albert Einstein
2. Issac Newton
3. Leonardo Pisano Bigollo (Fibonacci)
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Contributions:

Einsteins contribution was: E=m*c
Issac Newtons contribution was: Newton's Laws of Physics.
Leonardo Pisano Bigollo (Fibonacci) contribution was: The Fibonacci Sequence.
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My Thoughts:

These mathematicians all have done great things to help improve our life and without them things would different. There are many more people that have discovered wonders and they all help improve society today.

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HELLO, people from far and near! Today I will be sharing with you some mathematicians who i researched from the fascinating Google. I have carefully selected three amazing mathematicians and share a contribution and my thoughts on them. (townspeople cheer)
To begin, my fellow folks, i have selected the one and only ALBERT EINSTEIN! Yep! The man that we all know and love, townspeople! The second man i selected was Leonardo Pisano Bigollo or Fibonacci Yes! You probably know him too! But you most likely don't know this French mathematician. Her name is Sophie Germain! (townspeople start to shout)
OK, okay! i'll tell you the contributions and my thoughts! Be patient, townspeople! (townspeople quiet down)
1st, Albert Einstein. One of his most famous contributions to math was E=MC squared. I'll explain that. E represents units of energy, m represents units of mass and c 2 is the speed of light squared or multiplied by itself (townspeople are fascinated)
2nd Leonardo Pisano Bigollo (Fibonacci) His famous contribution was the Fibonacci sequence (Obviously) The  Fibonacci sequence is a sequence that includes the two numbers before added up to equal the next number. (crowd is fascinated... AGAIN!)
And last but not least is  Sophie Germain (not German) Her famous contribution is that she discovered a special case of Fermat's last Theorem.  I tried searching it up and i didn't quit know what it meant. (crowd boos) SORRY, TOWNSPEOPLE!

Oh well! See ya next time, townspeople! That was it! Thank you for your time!
JUST KIDDING! i forgot to share my thoughts with you all!

My thoughts: All of it is kind of complicated! The Fibonacci sequence is not though!They were all great mathematicians! (crowd cheers) I wonder though... I wonder how they thought of all this. I also wonder what Sophie Germain's contribution meant. I wonder alot of things, but
that's a topic for next time folks! i have to go! BYE! (crowd says bye)

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Most of us already know who Albert Einstein and Issac Newton were and what they did. So I decided to change things up a little and research some people who are very famous whom you may or may not have ever heard of.

The three famous mathematicians that I researched were:

1. Carl Friedrich Gauss

2. Augusta Ada King-Noel (later known as Ada Lovelace)
3. Emmy Noether

1. Carl Friedrich Gauss

Gauss is considered to be the greatest German mathematician of the nineteenth century. His discoveries and writings influenced and left a lasting mark in the areas of number theory, astronomy, geodesy, and physics, particularly the study of electromagnetism.

(I remember my dad telling me this story once)
While in arithmetic class, at the age of ten, Gauss exhibited his skills as a math prodigy when the stern schoolmaster gave the following assignment: "Write down all the whole numbers from 1 to 100 and add up their sum." When each student finished, he was to bring his slate forward and place it on the schoolmaster's desk, one on top of the other. The teacher expected the beginner's class to take a good while to finish this exercise. But in a few seconds, to his teacher's surprise, Carl proceeded to the front of the room and placed his slate on the desk. Much later the other students handed in their slates.

At the end of the classtime, the results were examined, with most of them wrong. But when the schoolmaster looked at Carl's slate, he was astounded to see only one number: 5,050. Carl then had to explain to his teacher that he found the result because he could see that, 1+100=101, 2+99=101, 3+98=101, so that he could find 50 pairs of numbers that each add up to 101. Thus, 50 times 101 will equal 5,050.

2. Augusta Ada Byron (later known as Ada Lovelace)
A gifted mathematician, Ada Lovelace is considered to have written instructions for the first computer program in the mid-1800s. Because she introduced many computer concepts, Ada is considered the first computer programmer.
Famous for: Work on the Analytical Engine

3. Emmy Noether
Famous For: Abstract algebra
Emmy Noether and her work on abstract algebra makes her one of the most important mathematicians of her time. She introduced theories on algebraic variants and number fields. In Noether’s paper, Theory of Ideals in Ring Domains, she presented her ideas on the “commutative ring”, an abstract algebra sub area.

My Thoughts:
How did Gauss figure his method so quickly out when his teacher gave him his assignment??Hmm...let me re-phrase that. How did any of them find what they did out? Did they have help in the process? It is a very interesting topic.
These mathematicians and MANY MANY MANY more have made a huge impact.
Thank you for your time and have a good day!

My Sources:
http://www.math.wichita.edu/history/men/gauss.html
http://famous-mathematicians.org/
https://www.biography.com/people/ada-lovelace-20825323

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The three famous mathmaticians I researched were  Albert Einstein,

Isaac Newton, and Leonardo Pisano Bigollo

1. Albert Einstein

2. Isaac Newton

3. Leonardo Pisano Bigollo

Contributions:

The contribution for Albert Einstein is: E=m*c2.. It was an important equation.

The contribution for Isaac Newton was: Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy. It was a way to solve problems, I guess.

The contribution for Leonardo Pisano Bigollo was:  Fibonacci sequence. It was another way to solve problems, I guess.

All of these were important to history. The equations and concepts are most likely still used today. Sadly, all of these mathematicians listed here died years or even centuries ago. For example

Each of these mathmaticians contributed to "Math" by inventing/discovering that way.

My thoughts are:

How did they discover the "Math"  thing?

Did they excel in "Math" just like Albert Einstein?

Source:

http://famous-mathematicians.org

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Mathematicians have changed the way people use mathematics for thousands of years. Research three different famous mathematicians and write two sentences to explain the contribution that each mathematician has made to the world of mathematics.
On your “sticky note” write the names of the three mathematicians and your two thoughts describing their contributions.