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    Bernhard Riemann was a German mathematician born in 1826 who made significant contributions to mathematics despite struggles with health and public speaking. He developed theories in complex analysis, topology, number theory, tensor analysis, differential geometry, and manifolds. Many theorems are named after him, including the Riemann-Roch theorem. He pursued novel proofs and helped lay the foundations of modern physics through his work on the geometry of space, influencing Einstein's theory of relativity. Riemann died of tuberculosis in 1866.

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    Bernhard Riemann was a German mathematician born in 1826 who made significant contributions to mathematics despite struggles with health and public speaking. He developed theories in complex analysis, topology, number theory, tensor analysis, differential geometry, and manifolds. Many theorems are named after him, including the Riemann-Roch theorem. He pursued novel proofs and helped lay the foundations of modern physics through his work on the geometry of space, influencing Einstein's theory of relativity. Riemann died of tuberculosis in 1866.

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    Bernhard Riemann was a German mathematician born in 1826 who made significant contributions to mathematics despite struggles with health and public speaking. He developed theories in complex analysis, topology, number theory, tensor analysis, differential geometry, and manifolds. Many theorems are named after him, including the Riemann-Roch theorem. He pursued novel proofs and helped lay the foundations of modern physics through his work on the geometry of space, influencing Einstein's theory of relativity. Riemann died of tuberculosis in 1866.

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    Bernhard Riemann was a German mathematician born in 1826 who made significant contributions to mathematics despite struggles with health and public speaking. He developed theories in complex analysis, topology, number theory, tensor analysis, differential geometry, and manifolds. Many theorems are named after him, including the Riemann-Roch theorem. He pursued novel proofs and helped lay the foundations of modern physics through his work on the geometry of space, influencing Einstein's theory of relativity. Riemann died of tuberculosis in 1866.

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    Bernhard Riemann

    Introduction:

    In this part I talk about to life and the contributions that Bernhard remann made on the

    world, also the differents discoveries and theories that could be he offer to the differents

    mathematician, is an important person because he contribute and has a strong knowladge to

    advance more and more the area of maths, also he was a idol and inspiration of other

    mathematicians, his life was a little strong, because he was an introverted person and suffered

    from various diseases, but still he managed to be one of the best mathematical.

    Bernhard Riemann’s life

    His full name is George Friedrich Bernhard Riemann who was born on 17th September

    1826, in the village of Breselenz near Dannenberg, Germany, his mother was Charlotte Ebell who

    died when he was a child, His father Friedrich Bernhard Riemann was a pastor, George was

    married to Elise Koch in 1862 and they had one daughter. when Riemann was a child, his greatest

    fear was public speaking, to produce nervious attacks, but despite of that he was mathematical

    genius, able to make exceptional calculation.

    In 1840, Bernhard Riemann went to middle school, and he was inspired to study

    mathematics, he was able to solve a biggest mathematics problems with ability and dexterity, all

    people and teacher´s was surprise for him ability, but he also took classes of philology and

    theology to be a priest and when his father moved him from university of Göttingen and his
    principal focus was study mathematics, where developed a stronger contributions to the field of

    mathematics and dispite to his bad health, he was one of the best mathematicians of all time.

    He had an extraordinary command over complex analysis which he interconnected with

    topology and number theory. Other revolutionary contributions include the tensor analysis,

    theory of functions, differential geometry and the most notable being the theory of manifolds. His

    work in geometry defined new probabilities by generalizing the notions of distance and

    curvature. Many theorems are named after him for example the Reimann-Roch theorem. He

    pursued general actuality proofs, rather than constructive proofs that actually produce the objects.

    ( Emilio Ferral, pg.2, )

    A lot of principles of modern physics be based on Reimann of the geometry of space,

    and he was one of the mathematicians that Einstein based on when he created the theory of

    relativity, thanks to the conferences give for Reimann. Finally, Reimann got sick of tuberculosis

    that was which was the cause of his death. Riemann died on 20th July 1866.

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    http://www.famous-mathematicians.com/bernhard-riemann/

    http://kobotis.net/math/MathematicalWorlds/Fall2015/131/Projects/Biography/Riemann.

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    http://www.personal.psu.edu/ecb5/Courses/M475W/SecondPapers/Riemann.pdf

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