George Boole was a British mathematician considered the father of modern algebra. To mark the 190th anniversary of his birth, Google devotes his doodle to George Boole, a fun composition in which the traditional elements of the mathematical equations are combined with forms and colors of the letters of Google. In short, a doodle full of symbolism and tribute to George Boole. So diarioinformacion.com review
The mathematician George Boole was born in Lincolnshire in 1815 and inherited his father's passion for mathematics and logic. The great passion of George Boole also for the Humanities and religion led him to join the concept of the Christian Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit with the three dimensions of space.
Over the years, George Boole continued to deepen in the field of mathematical knowledge, focusing its knowledge in algebra, an area which was also investigated by Muslim scholars for centuries.
George Boole, symbols like the 'x' and 'y', defined to conceptualize the unknowns of an equation, acquired a new meaning.
In addition, George Boole also noted for its advances in the field of logic, a field closely related to mathematics and philosophy, two disciplines very grown throughout the European continent in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
Google celebrates historic milestones or dates marked with their Doodles
Internet is a great periodicals and therefore can check the most important doodles as well as its history and creators on the next page: http://www.google.com/doodles/search?query=Interactive
These small works of virtual art, like that of George Boole, can be purchased and even decorate all kinds of objects such as shirts, skateboards seals or through its online store.
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Google usually decorate the letters of its logo to celebrate the anniversaries of famous people or keys in the world of science or culture dates, such as the birth of Charles Chaplin, the Nobel, the anniversary of'El Quijote' ... or some relevant or new event, as the 190th anniversary of George Boole.
The famous search engine, you spend your doodle George Boole November 2, has surprised with interactive doodles such as the marking the 30th anniversary of Pac-Man, which allowed to play the famous game.
Other highlights, besides that of George Boole, doodles were dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the birth of John Lennon, with a video reviewing the imagery of Beatle; the 60th anniversary of the publication of 'The astronauts' by Stanislaw Lem, with several mini-games, or the incredible Les Paul dedicated to recreating a guitar inspired by the master of the six strings that allowed users to compose songs.
The importance that Google grants its doodles is such that the company has an exclusive department dedicated to its creation. It also calls for international competitions to find new talents in creating doodles. Surely the dedicated to George Boole is one of the most original.