"Pierre de Fermat"

Key Phrases: Royal Society, New York, Cambridge University Press, Isaac Newton, Galileo Galilei, Middle Ages, sidereal fire, geoheliocentric system, mathematica philosophiae naturalis, magnetical philosophy, magnetic philosophy, demonstrative regress (see more)

Key Phrases: Royal Society, New York, Cambridge University Press, Isaac Newton, Galileo Galilei, Middle Ages, Robert Boyle, Johannes Kepler, Tycho Brahe, Christiaan Huygens, Francis Bacon, Robert Hooke, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, William Harvey, University of Chicago Press, Nicolaus Copernicus, University of California Press, Philosophical Transactions, Los Angeles, Princeton University Press, Pierre Gassendi, Collegio Romano, Harvard University Press, Accademia del Cimento, Gresham College, sidereal fire, geoheliocentric system, mathematica philosophiae naturalis, magnetical philosophy, magnetic philosophy, demonstrative regress, naturali esperienze, mechanistic natural philosophy, mixed sciences, causal qualities, scientific patronage, humanist dialectic, leading natural philosophers, telescopic astronomy, mechanical philosophy, ultimate sphere, mechanical philosophers, military compass, solar parallax, correspondence networks, chemical remedies, heliocentric astronomy, positivist historiography, efficient purpose, telescopic discoveries (see less)

Key Phrases: Fermat's Last Theorem, Andrew Wiles, Ken Ribet, Sophie Germain, John Coates, Pierre de Fermat, Wolfskehl Prize, whole number solutions, friendly numbers, quintic equations, elliptic equations, first domino (see more)

Key Phrases: Fermat's Last Theorem, Andrew Wiles, Ken Ribet, Sophie Germain, John Coates, Pierre de Fermat, Wolfskehl Prize, Barry Mazur, Cypher School, David Hilbert, Isaac Newton Institute, Leonhard Euler, Monsieur Le Blanc, Pythagorean Brotherhood, Second World War, French Academy, Goro Shimura, Nick Katz, Sam Loyd, Prince of Amateurs, Princeton University, Richard Taylor, Yutaka Taniyama, Carl Gauss, Ernst Kummer, whole number solutions, friendly numbers, quintic equations, elliptic equations, first domino (see less)

Key Phrases: Fermat's Last Theorem, Pierre de Fermat, Monte Carlo, Riemann Hypothesis, Stanford University, Big Brother, micro owners, repunit numbers, palindromic squares, home micro, exact divisors, largest known prime number (see more)

Key Phrases: Fermat's Last Theorem, Pierre de Fermat, Monte Carlo, Riemann Hypothesis, Stanford University, Big Brother, Liar Paradox, New Jersey, Cray Research, Leonhard Euler, New York, Bell Laboratories, San Diego, United States, West German, Hilbert's Hotel, Prisoner's Dilemma, Riemann Problem, University of Texas, William Shanks, Alan Turing, Christian Aid, Connection Machine, David Hilbert, Flatland May, micro owners, repunit numbers, palindromic squares, home micro, exact divisors, largest known prime number, odd perfect numbers, whole number solutions, amicable pairs, record primes, decimal expression, many prime numbers, positive whole numbers (see less)

Key Phrases: Leonhard Euler, Isaac Newton, Gottfried Leibniz, United States, Martin Gardner, World War, cannonball problem, burr puzzle, compound polyhedron, uniform polyhedron, grid illusion, palindromic number (see more)

Key Phrases: Leonhard Euler, Isaac Newton, Gottfried Leibniz, United States, Martin Gardner, World War, John Conway, David Hilbert, Henry Dudeney, Jan Wassenaar, New York, Scientific American, Robert Webb, Cambridge University, Jos Leys, Puzzle Australia, Georg Cantor, Johannes Kepler, Pierre de Fermat, Carl Gauss, Great Pyramid, Piet Hein, Sam Loyd, Albert Einstein, Arthur Cayley, cannonball problem, burr puzzle, compound polyhedron, uniform polyhedron, grid illusion, palindromic number, peg solitaire, hyperreal numbers, amicable pair, amicable numbers, digital root, truncated dodecahedron, mechanical puzzles, monster group, modem mathematics, aliquot parts, surreal numbers, triangular number, change ringing, distortion illusion, recreational mathematics, rising sequences, golden ratio, regular polytopes (see less)