Every Kind Of Science, If It Has

One Can Measure The Importance Of A Scientific Work By The Number Of Earlier Publications Rendered Superfluous By It

If I Were To Awaken After Having Slept For A Thousand Years, My First Question Would Be: Has The Riemann Hypothesis Been Proven?

I Didn't Work Especially Hard At Mathematics At School, Because I Knew That's What I'd Be Doing Later.

However Unapproachable These Problems May Seem To Us And However Helpless We Stand Before Them, We Have, Nevertheless, The Firm Conviction That Their Solution Must Follow By A Finite Number Of Purely Logical Processes.

The Art Of Doing Mathematics Consists In Finding That Special Case Which Contains All The Germs Of Generality.