For European mathematicians, no one is more famous than Gauss. After all, each of us grew up watching his story. At that time, he was naughty with the children in the class, which made the teacher angry, so he gave them a math problem, and asked each of the seven-year-old children to start from 1 and increase it to 100. The teacher's intention is that you are not energetic and naughty, so I will torture you. I didn't expect him to answer it in a minute, and he got it right, which made the teacher dumbfounded.

I have to say that he met many good teachers on the road of growing up. After his primary school teacher discovered his genius, he also looked at him with new eyes, bought the best arithmetic book at that time and gave it to his students, telling him to find a better school. Later, after many twists and turns, I finally entered the College of Arts and Sciences. His subjects are excellent, but his achievements in classical literature and mathematics are unmatched by other children of his age.

When a duke named Berenick learned of this situation, he made a decision to subsidize his study in higher education institutions. After that, he finally came to the University of G? ttingen and continued his study career in this famous German institution of higher learning. When he was only 19 years old, he solved the mathematical problems since Euclid's time and received great attention in the mathematical field.

At the age of 22, he finally finished his doctoral thesis defense, but when he returned to his hometown, he found that he was not suitable for teaching, but more suitable for doing research. In this case, the Duke of Brunswick, a noble man in life, extended a helping hand to him as always, enabling him to concentrate on his own mathematical research and write mathematical works such as Arithmetic Research. Gauss is regarded as one of the most important mathematicians in history and is known as the "prince of mathematics". His achievements in life are very fruitful. He has made great contributions to the mathematical research in Germany and even the whole world. He can be tied with Newton, Archimedes and Euler!