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List of persons considered father or mother of a scientific field - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Those known as the father , mother , or considered the founder of a scientific field are the scientists who have made important contributions to that field. In some fields several people are con...
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Evariste Galois was the father of modern algebra. He was born in France in 1811, and died of gunshot wounds twenty years and seven months later. He was still a minor when his brief, turbulent life ended. ... Then and there, he set down what proved to be the very foundations of modern algebra and group theory.
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Father of modern algebra ... Father of modern algebra, b. at Fontenay-le-Comte (Poitou), 1540; d. in Paris, Feb., 1603. The son of a solicitor, he made his early studies under the Franciscans of his native place.
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Who is the father of modern algebra? ... Father of modern algebra? ... What are the work done by Kharazmi the father of modern algebra?
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Subject > Biology > Biology III > Classification of Living Organisms > Carolus Linnaeus - The Father of Modern Taxonom ... Boolean Algebra; Trigonometry; Statistics and Probability;
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At the top of the ancient, densely written English manuscript a verse in Hebrew stands out: "Blessed is the name of ... Sir Isaac Newton, though so deep in algebra and fluxions, could not readily make up a common account; and, when he was Master of the Mint, used to get somebody else to make up his accounts for him.
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