Riemann (Bernhard Riemann)

Bernhard Riemann was a mathematician who revolutionized our understanding of geometry and analysis. He introduced the concept of curved spaces, called Riemannian geometry, which generalizes flat surfaces to describe the shape of complex structures like the universe. Riemann's work on the distribution of prime numbers and the famous Riemann Hypothesis has deep implications in number theory. His ideas bridge geometry, calculus, and physics, providing foundational tools that influence modern theories such as relativity and quantum mechanics. Overall, Riemann’s contributions offer a deeper insight into the nature of space, shape, and the underlying order of mathematics.