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16 Ömer Hayyam İçindekiler ÖNSÖZ .................................................................................................................... 9 1 MİMAR SİNAN ................................................................................................ 27 2 İBN-İ SİNA ........................................................................................................ 32 3 HAREZMÎ .......................................................................................................... 35 4 FARABÎ ............................................................................................................... 38 5 ALİ KUŞÇU ....................................................................................................... 42 6 ULUĞ BEY ......................................................................................................... 48 7 PİRÎ REİS............................................................................................................ 50 8 CEZERÎ ............................................................................................................... 53 9 MUSTAFA BEHÇET ........................................................................................ 56 10 FARGÂNÎ ......................................................................................................... 59 11 CAHİT ARF ..................................................................................................... 60 12 YUSUF HAS HACİP....................................................................................... 62 13 MEVLÂNA CELALEDDİN-İ RUMÎ ........................................................... 64 14 HEZARFEN AHMET ÇELEBİ ..................................................................... 66 15 LAGARÎ HASAN ÇELEBİ ............................................................................. 67 16 ÖMER HAYYAM ............................................................................................ 70 17 WILLIAM JAMES SIDIS (1898-1944) ......................................................... 75 18 ALBERT EİNSTEİN (1879-1955) ................................................................. 77 19 ISAAC NEWTON (1642-1727) .................................................................... 80 20 FRANÇOİS MARİE AROUET (VOLTAİRE) ............................................ 83 21 MARTİN LUTHER (1483-1546) .................................................................. 86 22 FRANCİS GALTON (1822-1911) ................................................................. 90 23 MARİE CURİE ................................................................................................ 91 24 HUGO GROTİUS (1583-1645) .................................................................... 93 25 HYPATİA ......................................................................................................... 94 26 WİLLİAM SHAKESPEARE (1564-1616) .................................................... 96 27 NİKOLA TESLA (1856-1943) ....................................................................... 97 28 LEONHARD EULER (1707-1783) ............................................................... 98 29 GALİLEO GALİLEİ (1564-1642) ............................................................... 100 30 CARL FRİEDRİCH GAUSS ....................................................................... 102 31 THOMAS YOUNG (1773-1829) ................................................................ 103 DÜNYANIN EN ZEKİ 101 KİŞİSİ 5 32 GOTTFRİED LEIBNIZ (1646-1716) ......................................................... 105 33 NICOLAUS COPERNICUS (KOPERNİK) (1473-1543) ........................ 107 34 RUDOLF JULIUS EMANUEL CLAUSIUS (1822-1888) ........................ 108 35 JAMES CLERK MAXWELL (1831-1879) ................................................. 111 36 LEONARDO DA VINCI (1452-1519) ....................................................... 113 37 JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE (1749–1832) .......................... 114 38 PİSAGOR (MÖ 570-MÖ 495) ..................................................................... 117 39 LEONARDO FİBONACCI .......................................................................... 118 40 ALAN MATHİSON TURING (1912-1954) .............................................. 119 41 ALVA JOHN FISHER (1862-1947) ............................................................ 121 42 ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL (1847-1922) ........................................... 122 43 JOSEPHİNE COCHRANE (1839-1913).................................................... 127 44 JOHN LOGİE BAİRD (1888-1946) ............................................................ 129 45 PHİLO TAYLOR FARNSWORTH (1906-1971) ....................................... 131 46 HULUSİ BEHÇET (1889-1948) .................................................................. 133 47 PROF. DR. CEM ALHAN (D: 1961) ......................................................... 135 48 HAKAN GÜRSU (D: 1959 ) ........................................................................ 137 49 MENAHEM HODARA (1869-1926) ......................................................... 138 50 AHMET LOKURLU (D: 1963) ................................................................... 140 51 PROF. DR. ORHUN MURATOĞLU ......................................................... 141 52 İHSAN SITKI YENER (D: 1925) ................................................................ 142 53 PROF. DR. İLKE SİPAHİ ............................................................................ 143 54 TURHAN ALÇELİK (D: 1958) ................................................................... 145 55 TUNCAY ULUĞ ........................................................................................... 146 56 ANDREW JOHN WİLES ............................................................................ 147 57 MARİLYN VOS SAVANT ............................................................................ 149 58 MARNEN LAIBOW-KOSER (D: 1976) .................................................... 152 59 AINAN CAWLEY (D: 2001) ....................................................................... 153 60 MİCHAEL KEVİN KEARNEY ................................................................... 155 61 NADİA CAMUKOVA .................................................................................. 157 62 MOSHE KAİ CAVALİN ............................................................................... 158 63 KIM UNG- YONG ........................................................................................ 163 64 AKRIT JASWAL ............................................................................................ 164 65 CLEOPATRA STRATAN ............................................................................. 165 66 GREGORY SMITH ....................................................................................... 167 67 AELITE ANDRE (D: 2007) ......................................................................... 168 68 SHO YANO (D: 1990) .................................................................................. 170 69 AKIANE KRAMARIK (D: 1994) ................................................................ 171 6 Lütfi ŞAHİN 70 ERIK DEMAINE (D: 1981) ......................................................................... 173 71 FRANCIS COLLINS (D: 1950) ................................................................... 174 72 STEPHEN W. HAWKING (D: 1942) ......................................................... 176 73 JUDIT POLGÁR (D: 1976) .....................................................................180 74 GARİK KİMOVİÇ WEİNSTEİN (GARRİ KASPAROV) (D: 1963) ..... 182 75 TERRENCE TAO (D: 1975) ........................................................................ 183 76 CHRİSTOPHER HİRATA (D: 1983) ......................................................... 187 77 ETTORE MAJORANA (1906-1938) .......................................................... 192 78 AZİZ SANCAR ( D:1946) .......................................................................195 79 FABİANO LUİGİ CARUANA (D: 1992) ................................................... 199 80 CLİVE SİNCLAİR (D: 1940) ....................................................................... 203 81 MUHAMMED ALİ (1942-2016) ................................................................ 207 82 THOMAS ALVA EDISON ........................................................................... 216 83 FATİH SULTAN MEHMED ........................................................................ 219 84 LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN.................................................................... 222 85 WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART ........................................................ 224 86 GELENBEVÎ İSMAİL EFENDİ .................................................................. 227 87 HALİL İNALCIK ........................................................................................... 229 88 KAŞGARLI MAHMUD ............................................................................... 234 89 KÂTİP ÇELEBİ .............................................................................................. 237 90 MEHMET FUAD KÖPRÜLÜ ..................................................................... 240 91 NASREDDİN HOCA ................................................................................... 242 92 OKTAY SİNANOĞLU.................................................................................. 245 93 LOUIS PASTEUR .......................................................................................... 248 94 BÜYÜK İSKENDER ....................................................................................
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