mathematician
US /ˌmæθəməˈtɪʃən/
・UK /ˌmæθəməˈtɪʃn/
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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Student of or teacher of mathematics
The mathematician can explain the theory of calculus
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BBC 6 Minute English August 20, 2015 - Lifts
- It was mathematician Archimedes who invented the first lift in 236BC.
It was mathematician Archimedes who invented the first lift in 236BC.
- It was mathematician Archimedes who invented the first lift in 236BC.
It was mathematician Archimedes who invented the first lift in 236BC.
Anne-Marie Imafidon: The former child genius reshaping the world of tech | BBC Ideas
- So whether it's GPS and Dr. Gladys West, who did the maths on the geostatic satellites, whether it's Hedy Lamarr, who was a Hollywood actress and was an incredibly keen physicist and ended up co-inventing Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, Catherine Johnson, who was a mathematician in the 1960s at NASA, did the maths by hand on early space travel or space flights.
So whether it's GPS and Dr. Gladys West, who did the maths on the geostatic satellites, whether it's Hedy Lamarr, who was a Hollywood actress and was an incredibly keen physicist and ended up co-inventing Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, Catherine Johnson, who was a mathematician in the 1960s at NASA, did the maths by hand on early space travel or space flights.
- Gladys West who did the maths on the geostatic satellites, whether it's Hedy Lamarr, who was a Hollywood actress and was an incredibly keen physicist and ended up co-inventing Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, Catherine Johnson, who was a mathematician in the 1960s at NASA, did the maths by hand on early space travel or space flights.
Gladys West who did the maths on the geostatic satellites, whether it's Hedy Lamarr, who was a Hollywood actress and was an incredibly keen physicist and ended up co-inventing Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, Catherine Johnson, who was a mathematician in the 1960s at NASA, did the maths by hand on early space travel or space flights.
10 Viral Moments That Changed the World
- I'm no mathematician, but that sounds pretty good.
I'm no mathematician, but that sounds pretty good.
- I'm no mathematician, but that sounds pretty good.
I'm no mathematician, but that sounds pretty good.
Why general relativity would’ve been discovered without Einstein | Sean Carroll
- And in fact, it wasn't until two years later when Herman Minkowski, who was a mathematician, who had been one of Einstein's professors, said, you know, the right way to think about Einstein's theory is to say that space and time aren't separate anymore.
And in fact, it wasn't until two years later when Herman Minkowski, who was a mathematician, who had been one of Einstein's professors, said, you know, the right way to think about Einstein's theory is to say that space and time aren't separate anymore.
- All you have to do is entirely rejigger your thoughts about what space and time are." And in fact, it wasn't until two years later when Herman Minkowski, who was a mathematician who had been one of Einstein's professors, said, "You know, the right way to think about Einstein's theory is to say that space and time aren't separate anymore.
All you have to do is entirely rejigger your thoughts about what space and time are." And in fact, it wasn't until two years later when Herman Minkowski, who was a mathematician who had been one of Einstein's professors, said, "You know, the right way to think about Einstein's theory is to say that space and time aren't separate anymore.
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- I'm Jordan Ellenberg, mathematician.
I'm Jordan Ellenberg, mathematician.
- I'm Jordan Ellenberg, mathematician.
I'm Jordan Ellenberg, mathematician.
0.2 Data Structures and Algorithms: Computational Problems
- So the term algorithm is named after a 9th century mathematician, one of the people who helped foster the numeric system that we currently use.
So the term algorithm is named after a 9th century mathematician, one of the people who helped foster the numeric system that we currently use.
- So the term algorithm is named after a 9th-century mathematician, one of the people who helped foster the numeric system that we currently use.
So the term algorithm is named after a 9th-century mathematician, one of the people who helped foster the numeric system that we currently use.
Casually Explained: Engineering
- If you ask a mathematician what this symbol means, he'll say, that's pi, it's the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.
If you ask a mathematician what this symbol means, he'll say, that's pi, it's the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter.
- If you ask a mathematician what this symbol means, he'll say, "That's π.
If you ask a mathematician what this symbol means, he'll say, "That's π.
Why do people hate mathematics?
- I would like to understand how this model works?" There's this great quote, uh, great German mathematician Georg Cantor, uh, said, "The essence of mathematics lies in its freedom." But I would a-augment this with the following, where there is no mathematics, there is no freedom.
I would like to understand how this model works?" There's this great quote, uh, great German mathematician Georg Cantor, uh, said, "The essence of mathematics lies in its freedom." But I would a-augment this with the following, where there is no mathematics, there is no freedom.
- There's this great quote by a great German mathematician Georg Cantor, said "The essence
There's this great quote by a great German mathematician Georg Cantor, said "The essence
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- So you're the mathematician.
So you're the mathematician.
- So you're the mathematician.
So you're the mathematician.
Why does time pass? | The Economist
- another German mathematician named Hermann Minkowski, who pointed out that Einstein's theory could be thought of as a theory of a single, four-dimensional spacetime.
another German mathematician named Hermann Minkowski, who pointed out that Einstein's theory could be thought of as a theory of a single, four-dimensional spacetime.
- And Einstein, when he first heard this idea, said, "Well, that's just a mathematician talking.
And Einstein, when he first heard this idea, said, "Well, that's just a mathematician talking.