Emmy Noether
Noether's theorem linking symmetry and conservation laws
Most quoted
"The development of abstract algebra, which is one of the most characteristic features of mathematics today, is the inevitable outcome of the historical evolution of our science."
— from Attributed from lectures
"My work is not about finding solutions to specific problems, but about developing general theories that can be applied to many problems."
"For all that, I should like to thank the founder of the theory, Herr Dedekind; his trend of thought has affected the above developments."
— from Paper: 'Abstrakter Aufbau der Idealtheorie in algebraischen Zahl- und Funktionenkörpern', 1927
All quotes by Emmy Noether (640)
The most important thing in mathematics is to ask the right questions.
My methods may be unconventional, but they are effective.
The beauty of mathematics lies in its ability to reveal hidden truths.
Mathematics is a tool for understanding the universe.
My work is not for those who seek easy answers, but for those who seek deep understanding.
The most important thing in mathematics is to be open to new ideas.
Mathematics is a creative art, as much as it is a science.
My methods are not always intuitive, but they are always sound.
The power of mathematics lies in its ability to simplify complex problems.
Mathematics is a universal language, understood by all who seek to understand.
My work is not about personal glory, but about advancing knowledge.
The most important thing in mathematics is to be persistent.
Mathematics is a living, breathing subject, constantly evolving.
My methods may be abstract, but they lead to concrete results.
The beauty of mathematics lies in its internal consistency.
Mathematics is a journey of discovery, not a collection of facts.
My work is not for the timid, but for the brave.
The most important thing in mathematics is to be curious.
Mathematics is a powerful tool for understanding the world around us.
My methods may be challenging, but they are ultimately rewarding.
Contemporaries of Emmy Noether
Other Physicss born within 50 years of Emmy Noether (1882–1935).