Q: Why didn't Newton discover group theory?
A: Because he wasn't Abel.
Q: What's abelian?
A: It's a tousand meelion.
In algebra, an abelian group is a group in which the result of applying group operation to two elements does not depend on the order of the two elements.
Q: Why didn't Newton discover group theory?
A: Because he wasn't Abel.
Q: What's abelian?
A: It's a tousand meelion.
In algebra, an abelian group is a group in which the result of applying group operation to two elements does not depend on the order of the two elements.