
— Pierre Simon Laplace matemático y astrónomo francés 1749 - 1827
Fuente: Exposición del sistema del mundo http://books.google.es/books?id=5jqdYvxt-s0C&pg=PA535. Pierre-Simon Laplace. Editorial Critica, 2006. ISBN 8484326810, pág. 534-535
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Iniciar sesión para revisarI beg to introduce myself to you as a clerk in the Accounts Department of the Port Trust Office at Madras… I have no University education but I have undergone the ordinary school course. After leaving school I have been employing the spare time at my disposal to work at Mathematics. I have not trodden through the conventional regular course which is followed in a University course, but I am striking out a new path for myself. I have made a special investigation of divergent series in general and the results I get are termed by the local mathematicians as "startling"…. Very recently I came across a tract published by you styled Orders of Infinity in page 36 of which I find a statement that no definite expression has been as yet found for the number of prime numbers less than any given number. I have found an expression which very nearly approximates to the real result, the error being negligible. I would request that you go through the enclosed papers. Being poor, if you are convinced that there is anything of value I would like to have my theorems published. I have not given the actual investigations nor the expressons that I get but I have indicated the lines on which I proceed. Being inexperienced I would very highly value any advice you give me. Requesting to be excused for the trouble I give you. I remain, Dear Sir, Yours truly…
Letter to G. H. Hardy, (16 January 1913), published in Ramanujan: Letters and Commentary American Mathematical Society (1995) History of Mathematics, Vol. 9
— Pierre Simon Laplace matemático y astrónomo francés 1749 - 1827
Fuente: Exposición del sistema del mundo http://books.google.es/books?id=5jqdYvxt-s0C&pg=PA535. Pierre-Simon Laplace. Editorial Critica, 2006. ISBN 8484326810, pág. 534-535
„Si él cree que el tiempo ha seguido su curso,
Un hombre es una cosa triste también.“
— Primo Levi 1919 - 1987
"17 de enero de 1946"
Poemas (1984)
— Dave Ramsey 1960
The Total Money Makeover: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness
— Gottlob Frege matemático de Alemania 1848 - 1925
Fuente: Maddy, Penélope. Realism in mathematics. Pg. 2 ‘Realism, then, is the view that mathematics is the science of numbers, sets, functions, etc., just as physical science is the study of ordinary physical objects, astronomical bodies, subatomic particles, and so on. That is, mathematics is about these things, and the way these things are is what makes mathematical statements true or false.’
„Actualmente no existe ningún modelo de la teoría de la gravedad aparte de su expresión matemática.“
— Richard Feynman físico estadounidense y premio Nobel 1918 - 1988
— Thomas Henry Huxley 1825 - 1895
Fuente: Autobiography and Selected Essays http://books.google.es/books?id=8xEoY_pWE2kC&pg=PA61. Thomas Henry Huxley. Echo Library, 2006. ISBN 1-4068-0059-7, pág. 61
„La libertad es como un número primo.“
— Roberto Bolaño escritor y poeta chileno 1953 - 2003
Sin fuentes
— George Bush 43.º presidente de Estados Unidos de América, del 2001 al 2009 1946
Etapa como presidente de los Estados Unidos
Fuente: Discurso sobre el Estado de la Unión http://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/stateoftheunion/2006/index.html del 31 de enero de 2006.
— Alejandro Jodorowsky escritor y director de cine chileno-francés, de ascendencia judeo-ucraniana 1929