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Prove the three most important theorems in Mathematics |
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Friday, 19 December 2008 15:50 |
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Prove the three most important theorems in Mathematics.
In Mathematics there are three main theorem. The Theorem Fundamental of Arithmetic: It stats that any natural number, n (or integer positive) can be factorized in prime numbers, and this factorization is unique, respecting the number of primes with their relative exponents. Euclid give a proof in its elements. The Theorem Fundamental of Algebra. A Polynomial which degree is n, have at most n different solutions. Gauss release the first respectable proof. A simple proof can also be made using Complex Analysis. The Theorem Fundamental of Calculus. The derivate of the Integral, is the function. Any modern texbook of Calculus includes a proof. Michael Spivak, in is Calculus offers a good proof. |
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