Say to the French mathematician, "Why is mathematics in your country always world-famous?" "He asked mathematicians and replied," Mathematics is the best part of our traditional culture, "a foreigner said to the locals in Paris. Why are there so many great mathematicians in your history? "Before Descartes, French mathematics was conducted in ancient civilizations such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, China, India, Arabia and Greece before the Middle Ages. It is true that without the contribution of the Greeks, mathematics would not be as colorful as it is now. In the middle ages of more than 1000 years, there was only one great mathematician in Europe-Fibonacci, and the rabbit series named after him still seems to shine in the mathematics kingdom.

Apart from Europe, the most famous mathematician in Baghdad's flowers, Wahrazimi, was named after algebra. Arabic in Arabic was translated into Latin and became Arbabra, which is the mathematics expressed in English today. 14th century was the period when the Black Death prevailed in Europe, which destroyed nearly a quarter of the population and made poor achievements in mathematics. However, diseases and wars sometimes change the pattern of civilization, and France begins to emerge and gradually moves towards the leading position of world civilization.

The most important mathematician in this century is considered as Olesim of France. Born in Normandy, he was a Catholic bishop, a French translator of Aristotle's works, and the best economist in the Middle Ages. He wrote five math books, and his brushwork was as beautiful as his translation. He made contributions to scientific rhetoric and French prose. Olesham used the fractional index for the first time and used coordinates to locate points for the first time, which predicted modern coordinate geometry and influenced many mathematicians including Descartes. The European Renaissance began in the 5th century, when the Byzantine Empire collapsed (Constantinople fell to the Turks in 1453), and refugees flowed into Italy with the wealth of Greek culture. Audenberg invented movable type printing and improved it.

Shortly after Columbus arrived in America, Magellan ended his voyage around the world. But mathematics has not made much progress. /kloc-The most outstanding mathematician in the 5th century was a Frenchman named Chuck, who was born in Paris, lived in Lyon and practiced medicine. Qiu Kai first considered the negative integer index. His famous "Arithmetic Part III" discussed three problems: the calculation of reasonable quantities, the calculation of unreasonable quantities and equations. In addition, if A, B, C and D are positive numbers (A B)/(C D), the average rule between A/C and B/D is also proposed. /kloc-The greatest mathematician in the 6th century was also French. His name is Widad, and he was born in poitiers in central France (Descartes also went to college in this city a few years later).

Today, we all know the Pythagorean Theorem, that is, the generalization and improvement of Pythagorean Theorem (Pythagorean Theorem), but the conclusion is completely opposite. By the end of last month, the British mathematician wiles finally proved this arrangement.