7 Levels of the Greatest Mathematician

Skip navigation Search Create 9+ Avatar image 7 Levels of the Greatest Mathematician X to Y 10.2K subscribers Subscribe 556 Share Ask Save 22,740 views Dec 7, 2025 #mathhistory #maths This video breaks down the 7 Levels of Mathematician — WHO SHAPED HISTORY, showing how the greatest minds in mathematics reached the pinnacle of genius. Explore the lives and discoveries of Gauss, Euler, Riemann, Hilbert, Newton, Galois, and Ramanujan. From solving ancient problems to inventing entirely new branches of mathematics, these legends transformed mathematics, physics, and the way we understand the universe. See how extraordinary talent, intuition, and perseverance allowed some to redefine human knowledge and leave a legacy that continues to inspire generations. Watch till the end to see which mathematician reached the ultimate level and what set them apart from the rest. #maths #mathhistory Explore the lives and groundbreaking contributions of seven mathematical geniuses. Journey through their revolutionary ideas, from number theory to geometry. Witness the impact of their work on modern mathematics and physics. Summary Transcript Follow along using the transcript. Show transcript X to Y 10.2K subscribers Videos About 139 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @JamesHargreaves-w2i 13 days ago Gauss in level 1 is crazy . 108 Reply X to Y · 12 replies @skillissue3574 13 days ago Insane ragebait. Gauss and Euler are top tier easily. 62 Reply @zachgrant7809 13 days ago LMAO the AI mispronounced Euler twice in a row in two different ways... come on bro.... 20 Reply @Demo-critus 9 days ago Why is Euler not much further to the right? 12 Reply @douglasstrother6584 12 days ago My favorite Mathematicians: 1) Euclid: my Math Lightbulb finally switched-on when I took Geometry as a Sophomore in High School. Get an older Geometry textbook and learn how to do "straight edge & compass" constructions; it is a very tangible and visual way to think about Mathematics. 2) Georg Cantor: his work on the cardinality (size) of infinite sets and his Continuum Hypothesis are WOW! , and you can teach them to kids who know arithmetic. His "crazy" idea: there are different sizes of Infinity. 3) Philip M. Morse & Herman Feshbach for their "Methods of Theoretical Physics (Parts I & II)". 4) Milton Abramowitz & Irene Stegun for their "Handbook of Mathematical Functions with Formulas, Graphs, and Mathematical Tables". Be wary of those who know about 3 & 4! 5) Too many others to list. 9 Reply @MusicEngineeer 2 weeks ago (edited) Let's celebrate these genius minds! 👍 8 Reply @PeteyWolvy74 13 days ago Did you just put Ramanujan ahead of Gauss and Euler in the thumbnail? What a dumbnut! Gauss, Euler and Newton are probably the most impacting mathematicians of the entire human history. 31 Reply 15 replies @michaelglanowski7635 9 days ago Can we get a Mortal Kombat style, arcade fighting game where we can pin these guys against each other in a street fight with special moves, combos, and unique finishers? That will settle this debate once and for all. 🐉 4 Reply @shifas65 2 days ago (edited) Euler and gauss being level 2 and 1 is crazy, they two are the best mathematicians of all time along with newton 3 Reply X to Y · 3 replies @RajKumar-kj9xy 8 days ago (edited) zeta function was first introduced by euler and euler found some cool functional eqn & formulas. Later riemann develop lot & extends into complex. Anyways Euler is GOAT I think you might not know Euler much. 5 Reply @rohan2005rano 8 days ago Euler would be in the first place anyday. 19 Reply 3 replies @sigfridsixsis3255 16 hours ago Do not forget Archimedes: on front of the Field medal there is a profile of Archimedes Reply @MuhammadArfan-k1s 13 days ago Their is no mechanism to level these genius mind. Great video Thank you 4 Reply @Demo-critus 9 days ago I would argue that Gödel was more important than Hilbert. 5 Reply 1 reply @GamingToon-kp2kp 7 days ago But anyway , Ramanujan was the mathematics god and knew infinity 12 Reply 2 replies @surajthakur340 3 days ago Clearly some Indian made this 2 Reply @Ararartist 5 days ago Only a level 0 would rank tiers of mathematicans 3 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @andreasgrunder7003 1 day ago Now I know the biographies of the mathematicians who made my life difficult at school. Reply 1 reply @Isixhubio7 6 days ago Lagrange first introduced sigma notation for adition ain't Eueler 2 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @ExploreWorld-u2r 2 days ago (edited) My list : 1.Gauss 2.Euler 3.newton 4.Reimann 5. Archmides 6.Hilbert 7.Leibniz 8.Von Neumann 9. Poincaré 10.Gorthendieck 4 Reply 1 reply @ArvindVidyarthy 7 days ago @11.20 "Erodi India" seriously..... 1 Reply @denisdaly1708 5 days ago Is this AI slop 2 Reply @brianobiero9125 7 days ago Gauss and euler as first 2 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @lifewalk244 1 day ago Probably Gauss und Euler on top....the rest follows 2 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @K1ng5man 6 days ago This is not just maths. 1 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @m1k2n9 7 days ago (edited) What are the criteria to have Gauss ahead of Grothendieck, Milnor, von Neumann ...just three of the finest mathematicians of the last century? Was the mathematical problems handle by Gauss more complex and difficilt than the problems those three solved? Can you point some of Gsus work more refined and complex than Milnor's exotic spheres? Or the heavy use of categories by Grothendieck to rewrite Algebraic geometry, or the several contributions of von Neumann from rings of operators, to the foundations of Quantum Mechanics? 2 Reply X to Y · 2 replies @oceanking.ytnetu 5 days ago Emmy noither? 1 Reply @ashifulbhuiyan 12 days ago This video sucks. 9 Reply @JKMTK 2 weeks ago keep it up 2 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @imeprezime1285 9 days ago Mess it up badly. Gotta be in reverse order 3 Reply @denisdaly1708 5 days ago I downvoted this for its ranking 2 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @Morse-u9y 4 days ago Bro Gauss and Euler were the foundation for mathematics put them along with Ramanujan 1 Reply X to Y · 4 replies @adit_hackgranny 2 weeks ago Interesting. 2 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @hamzakhatib687 3 days ago Where is Al-Khwarizmi 2 Reply X to Y · 4 replies @zollen123 8 days ago (edited) What's the level of Euclid and Muhammad al-Khwarizmi? 2 Reply X to Y · 3 replies @ah244895 7 days ago Not continuing to listen. For like AI slop 1 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @GamingToon-kp2kp 7 days ago He is right , Ramanujan is first 4 Reply 6 replies @ukdavepianoman 8 days ago Every polynomial equation has at least one complex root? Nonsense. (x-2)(x-3) is a simple counter-example. Eeeler - Ayler.....it's pronounced "Oil-er". Poor video. Reply @nonbiological 8 days ago I strongly disagree with your tier list 1 Reply X to Y · 1 reply @ShubhamSingh-lt9co 8 days ago which mathematician is in first level ramanujan or gauss 1 Reply X to Y · 2 replies @bobmcglobflob8113 7 days ago ai slop 1 Reply 1 reply @ravanpee1325 7 days ago Just rage bait - can't take this channel serious 1 Reply X to Y · 2 replies @PROUDINDIAN-ym5xo 1 day ago RAMANUJAN- THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY 1 Reply 1 reply @marka3602 6 days ago Brahmagupta who discovered (or invented) "0" should be on any such list. 1 Reply X to Y · 4 replies @budihamzahX3 6 days ago This is most likely made by Indian, over proud with Ramanujan 1 Reply 2 replies @maheshchandramahesh1034 1 day ago The best minds in history...Sir srinivas ramanujan Iyengar Reply 1 reply Top is selected, so you'll see featured comments