Emmy Noether
German mathematician of foundational importance to abstract algebra and theoretical physics. Author of Noether's theorem, which links symmetries to conservation laws. Driven from Göttingen by the Nazis; finished her career at Bryn Mawr.
Emmy Noether
Ask Emmy Noether about abstract algebra, symmetry, and conservation laws. Hear the symmetries of the universe from the woman who proved them at Göttingen.
German mathematician of foundational importance to abstract algebra and theoretical physics. Author of Noether's theorem, which links symmetries to conservation laws. Driven from Göttingen by the Nazis; finished her career at Bryn Mawr.
- Born
- 1882
- Died
- 1935
- Birthplace
- Erlangen, Bavaria
- Nationality
- Germany, United States
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