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Maria Agnesi studied equations. The equation she made was y = a*sqrt(a*x-x*x)/x because she thought the x-axis is the vertical axis and the y-axis is the horizontal axis.
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Sophie began studying math with teaching herself mathematics using the books in her father library. Sophie German later studied geometry througout college.
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Mary Fairfax Somerville began her studies with studying Elements of Geometry. Mary contributed to algebra with solving Diaphantine equations. later she published her work and won a silver metal.
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Christine- Ladd- Franklin essay tittled " On the Algebra of Logic". She attended the college John Hopkins and later the school would not grant Christine- Ladd Franklin an degree. Later in 1925, at the age of 78 the John Hopkins University granted Christine- Ladd Franklin a degree.
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Emmy was a algebraist transformed the structions for example rings of polynomials and hypercomplex numbers into in algebraic theories. These structures are now called Noether rings.
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Dorothy maud Wrinch wrote many papers on mathematical subjects. One of the papers that were wrote was the probability theory.
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Olga Taussky- Todd algebraic work was commutativity, generalized commutativity and addttive and multiplicative commutators. Olga also came up with her on algebraic number theory.
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Julia took advanced math classes throughout high school. later Julia started to work with David Hilbert's tenth problem, which included Diophantine equations. Then she explained her progress with writing a paper. She made a guess that there were Diophantine equations that increased faster than polynomials, but could be slower than exponents. Her guess was later proven right.
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Kate Fenchel published many paper dealing with algebra regarding her research of algebra. In one paper the formula (n-1)x(n-10) was used. One part of algrebra was vectormodules. Kate Fenchel was also a Algebra professor.
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Charlotte required that all her students had algebra through quadratic equations, geometry progressions and also plain geometry.
