Amalie Emmy Noether

About Amalie Emmy Noether

Amalie Emmy Noether was a renowned German mathematician whose contributions to the study of topology and abstract algebra has made her one of the most iconic personalities in history. Between 1908 and 1915, she freely worked as a lecturer at the Mathematical Institute of the University of Erlangen. She later lectured at the University of Göttingen after she was invited by Felix Klein and David Hilbert.

Her Noether's theorem, which was discovered in 1915, is one of the most significant theories in the study of mathematical physics. In 1921, she developed a paper titled “Theory of Ideals in Ring Domains (Idealtheorie in Ringbereichen)” which has been very helpful in the study of abstract algebra.

Family

She was born to Ida Amalia Kaufmann and her mathematician husband Max Noether. Her brother, Fritz Noether was also a famous mathematician.

Education

She was a product of the University of Erlangen.

Honors

Noether was one of the recipients of the Ackermann–Teubner Memorial Award in 1932.

Trivia

She initially studied English and French before reading Mathematics.

Scholars such as Albert Einstein, Norbert Wiener, and Pavel Alexandrov have all described her as the most significant lady in the study of mathematics.

Some of her students who went on to become prominent mathematicians were Ernst Witt and Max Deuring.

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F.A.Q. about Amalie Emmy Noether

When is her birthday?

Amalie Emmy Noether's birthday is on March 23, 1882.

In how many days is her birthday?

Amalie Emmy Noether's birthday is in 136 days

How old was Amalie Emmy Noether when she died?

She was 53 years old.

When did she die?

She died in April 14, 1935.

How old would she be today?

Amalie Emmy Noether would be 142 years old if she was alive today.

Where was Amalie Emmy Noether from?

She was born in Erlangen, Germany.