According to Pierre de Fermat, his greatest inspiration came from the Greek mathematician Diophantus of Alexandria. Diophantus is sometimes called the "father of algebra." He was the first to try to develop algebraic notation and his study of equations (which came to be known as Diophantine equations) is one of the bases of number theory.
Diophantus lived in the third century, before the Dark Ages. It took another 1300 years before others began to publish his writings, translate them and annotate them. His book Arithmetica -- which included the earliest known use of syncopated notation -- had a major influence on the development of mathematics in the sixteenth through eighteenth centuries.
Either Prince or Madonna :)
Salvador Dalu claimed to be inspired to paint The Persistence of Memory by watching cheese melt in the sun.
As I understand it this claim (that he was declared mentally unfit for military service) is unsubstantiated.
all . To my knowledge only the Holy Bible is the inspired word of God, insofar as it has been translated correctly. Other may claim that they have such books but most have taken passages or ideas from the bible.
Many aspects of mathematics are not man-made. For example, the ratio of the circumference of a circle and its diameter will be pi, wherever it is. The inverse square laws for electromagnetic attraction (or repulsion) are universal. So, mathematics exists without people so no person can claim to have made it.
No. Jews may certainly read the Qur'an to better understand Islam, but Judaism does not believe in the Qur'an's claim to be a Divinely Inspired Book.
Although this claim is disputed, Buddy said he borrowed the phrase "That'll be the day" from a John Wayne line in The Searchers (1956)
Sophie Germain was a French mathematician known for her work on Fermat's Last Theorem and number theory. She made significant contributions to understanding the properties of prime numbers and received recognition for her perseverance and innovation in a male-dominated field during her time.
Napoleon supported the art inspired by Ancient Rome because it was revered as the perfection of art. The Romans had managed to create a level of art that was revered by everyone. Although it was, as you can call it, both ancient and not French, it was still a model to work with. As a matter of fact Ancient Rome also has an impact of art today. Although many claim they are basing their art on the Renaissance- that is not accurate. The Renaissance was 100% inspired by Ancient Rome. You will also notice that many architectural buildings are inspired by Rome- for example, the White House.
We all seem to know what is mathematics, but when it comes to define it we seem to fail completely. A dictionary meaning of mathematics could be a science dealing with study of quantities and their relationships expressed in numbers and other special symbols. Some people describe mathematics more of a language in which every symbol and every combination has precise meaning which can be determined by application of logical rules. This language can be used to describe and analyze any thing in the universes. This tall claim about mathematics will not appear all that far fetched when you consider that all the wonderful things that are done by computers today is are done using computer programs that ultimately use just two symbols that are equivalent ti the numerals 1 and 0 of mathematics.
it is a educated guessANS2:You can answer the hypothesis by either proving it false or by failing to prove it false. One must never claim to have proven an hypothesis true. Truth does not exist in science. You can find truth in logic, mathematics, and religion.
Tom Laughlin is not a Native American, or at least he does not claim to be by any public method. His "Billy Jack" films were inspired by his observance of how Native American's were treated, and his casting strongly favors them for these films.