Galois was sabotaged during the duel, choosing a pistol without bullets, while his opponent was a skilled marksman.
In the end, Galois was shot three times in the abdomen and died in the hospital due to unsuccessful rescue, at the age of 21.
Shortly before the duel, Galois penned his will in accordance with the duel's requirements—he perfected group theory in just three days, forever engraving his name on the milestone of mathematical history.
Throughout the long history of science, there have been countless similar examples.
Beneath the seemingly calm surface of the ocean, there are almost always undercurrents surging and stirring.
Let's return to the original topic.
In both the academic and historical fields of later generations, Maxwell has been accorded a very high status.
Particularly, the Maxwell's Equations he formulated are of utmost importance in the industry, akin to the author's ear roots.
