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Mathophilia

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Math is easy

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Mathophilia

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Mathophilia | Math is easy Mathophilia Math is easy Skip to content Home About ← Older posts Review of A Russian Childhood Posted on June 19, 2017 by cgd02 Sofya Kovalevskaya is arguably the most important female mathematician of the nineteenth century. Unfortunately, there wasn’t a lot of competition. And, sadly, Sofya died at the age of 41 of influenza. The common belief that mathematicians seldom do important work after the age of 40 isn’t really true – especially with respect to really creative mathematicians. (Paul Erdős was going strong almost up until his death at 83, Karl Weierstrass, Sofya’s most important mentor, was still teaching at a junior high school when he was 40; most of his seminal work in mathematical analysis was done after that.) So there’s no telling what Kovalevskya might have done if she hadn’t died so young. Sofya’s memoir of her childhood begins with her earliest memories and concludes with a chapter on the friendship that develope...

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