Augustus De Morgan
Mathematician whose laws of logic form the basis of digital circuit design.
Quotes by Augustus De Morgan
The book of nature is written in the language of mathematics.
We know that mathematicians care no more for proof than they do for recipes; they want results.
The universe is a single equation.
In logic, we are concerned with the form of reasoning, not its matter.
The mind of man is like a kaleidoscope.
Truth is the cry of all, but the game of the few.
Calculus is the analysis of the infinite.
The history of science is the history of errors corrected.
Man is a reasoning animal, but his reason is often clouded by passion.
Numbers are the language of science.
The paradox is only a signal that our understanding is limited.
In mathematics, we seek certainty where none exists in life.
Logic teaches us to avoid contradictions.
The soul of mathematics lies in its abstractions.
Life is a problem to be solved by reason.
The infinite is the boundary of the finite.
Wit is the salt of conversation.
Science advances by a series of mistakes.
The true test of a man's logic is his ability to doubt.
Mathematics is the music of reason.