Goss started school at the age of 7. /kloc-at the age of 0/0, he entered the class of learning mathematics, which was the first class established. Children have never heard of such a course as arithmetic before. The math teacher is Butner, who also played a certain role in the growth of Gauss.
3. 1796 years old, Gauss 19 years old, he discovered the regular drawing method of regular heptagon, and solved an unsolved problem since Euclid. ? In the same year, the law of quadratic reciprocity was published and proved. This is his masterpiece, which has been proved in eight aspects in his life and is called "Huang Jinlv".
4. 1799, Gauss completed his doctoral thesis and obtained a doctorate from Helmstatt University, and returned to his hometown of Bren-Zwick. Although his doctoral thesis was successfully passed, he was awarded a doctorate and obtained a lecturer position, but he failed to attract students, so he had to go back to his hometown-the duke gave a helping hand again.
5. 1833, Gauss pulled an 8,000-foot-long wire from his observatory, passed through the roofs of many houses, and reached Weber's laboratory. Using Volt battery as power supply, he built the world's first telegraph.
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1809, Gauss's first wife, johanna Osthoff, died young, and his child, Louis, died, which eclipsed Gauss's personal life. Gauss fell into a melancholy abyss, and he never fully recovered. Later, he remarried a friend of his first wife. Her name was frederica Wilhelmin Waldeck, but she was usually called Mina.
When his second wife died in 183 1 after a long illness, one of his daughters Therese took over the whole family and took care of Gauss until the end of her life. His mother lived in his house from 18 17 until 1839 died.
Gauss has six children. Of all Gauss' children, Wilhelmina is said to be the closest to his talent, but she died when she was young. Gauss and Ming Na Waldeck also have three children: Eugene (1811896), William (1813–1879) and Therese. Therese took care of the whole family until Goss died and she got married.
Gauss finally clashed with his son. He doesn't want any of his sons to fall into the idea or worry of "being afraid of tarnishing the family reputation" in mathematics or science. Gauss wants Eugene to be a lawyer, but Eugene wants to learn languages. Another dispute between Eugene and Gauss is that Gauss refused to pay for Eugene's party.
Eugene was very angry, so he moved to America around 1832, where he was quite successful. William also settled in Missouri. At first, he was a farmer, and later he became a fairly wealthy shoe-making enterprise in St. Louis. Eugene's success, which took many years, offset his bad reputation among Gauss's friends and colleagues. I also saw a letter from Robert Goss to Felix Klein on September 3rd.
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