/sci/ - Science & Math

>literal genius who invented an entire new field jut to prove quintic formula doesnt exist at like fucking 15
>still a retarded low impulse control nigger that died in a fucking duel
this proves that whether you have 100 or 200 iq, humans are forever destined to be stupid animals that arent ever leaving this planet.

People who died too young?

>died age 20 in a duel

> Start learning about math at 14
> Start reading complex paper at 15
> First paper published at 16 (Continued fractions)
> Father dies when he's 18
> First paper on Galois theory and finite field
> Expelled at 20 because he wrote a letter criticizing the school director
> Same year arrested and charged with conspiracy to overthrow the government
> Arrested again becuase he proposed atoastto KingLouis Philippewith adaggerabove his cup
> Arrested again during the Bastilled Day he was at the head of a protest, wearing the uniform of the disbanded artillery, and came heavily armed with several pistols, a rifle, and a dagger
> Age 21, engage a duel for love, the night before convinced of his impending death that he stayed up all night writing letters to his Republican friends and composing what would become his mathematical testamen
> Deadly injured dies at 21 after refusing the offices of a priest. His funeral ended in riots.

is he the galois of 21st century?

Every fucking day. Every single fucking day when i come home this little faggot just sits there and gives me this stupid look on his face. What should i do about him? Ideas

I just bought Michael Artin's 'Algebra' and I struggled through the first chapter, I am considering saving Michael Artin's book for later and studying linear algebra now. What would be a good textbook for linear algebra if I really want to learn Modern Algebra? I don't have much knowledge in matrices other than the first chapter of Artin's book. Thanks.

>>8959450
in the study of algebra (the study of groups)

this is best

If Physicists and Mathematicians are so smart then why had they always lived terrible lives throughout history?

died in a dual.

>>8520768
tfw you'll never be a 20-year-old frenchman developing new maths that established mathematicians couldn't even understand for several decades. :(

anyone else think this guy looks like galois?

>>8441446
And you will, actually.

Say, are you a brainlet?

>>8415245
>Gal-wah

>>8383955
>Gay Louis

this gui

Tfw no GF(p^k)

>you will never be a mathematical prodigy
>you will never duel to your death over a lady

>>6995532
Actually on second thought I'm not sure if I found Galois theory more difficult or not the first time around.