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Oliver Heaviside Quiz
Unveiling Oliver Heaviside: A riveting exploration of an electrifying genius
Updated: Aug 24, 2023
Step into the electrifying world of Oliver Heaviside! Amp up your knowledge with this shocking quiz that will test your understanding of the mathematical maestro and the electric genius.
Think you know everything there is to know about Oliver Heaviside? Prove it with this comprehensive quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a variety of Oliver Heaviside topics, it's the ultimate test of your expertise. Are you ready to get started?
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16th June 1851
20th April 1850
18th May 1850
23rd May 1851
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American
English
German
Canadian
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Artist, Writer And Musician
Chef, Restaurateur And Food Critic
Engineer, Mathematician And Physicist
Lawyer, Judge And Politician
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Yes, He Had A PhD
Yes, He Completed Undergraduate Studies
No, He Was Self-taught
Yes, He Had A Master's
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Logarithmic Equations
Linear Equations
Equations Of Motion
Differential Equations
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The Fourier Transform
The Fibonacci Sequence
The Laplace Transform
The Taylor Series Expansion
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No
Yes, Independently
Yes, But He Had Assistance
He Refined It, But Did Not Develop It
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Newton's Equations
Maxwell's Equations
Schrodinger's Equations
Einstein's Equations
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Quantum Mechanics
Electromagnetism
Gravity
Relativity
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Isaac Newton's
Leonardo Da Vinci's
James Clerk Maxwell's
Albert Einstein's
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The Navier-Stokes Equations
The Hydrostatic Equations
The Sine And Cosine Series
The Telegrapher's Equations
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Because They Were Not Versed In His Methodology
Because They Were Already Working On It
Because They Didn't Think It Was Relevant
Because Of The Franco-Prussian War
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The Scientific Establishment
The Political Establishment
The Literary Establishment
The Religious Establishment
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Physics, Mathematics And Telecommunications
Astronomy, Poetry And Politics
Alsology, Music And Art
Theology, Philosophy And Law
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Oxford
Torquay
Manchester
London
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Gaussian Elimination Operator
Heaviside Step Function
Laplace's Operator
Euler's Operator
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Yes, He Received The Faraday Medal
No, He Never Received A Medal
Yes, He Received The Nobel Prize
Yes, He Received Multiple
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Yes, Nicola Tesla
No, He Was An Only Child
Yes, Albert Einstein
Yes, Arthur Heaviside
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He Invented Mobile Phones
He Developed Radio Technology
He Improved Wire-based Communication
He Conceptualized The Internet
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As A Necessary Evil
As Obstacles To Overcome
As A Valuable Source Of Motivation
As Friends Offering Different Perspectives
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Modern Art
Modern Architecture
Modern Electrical Engineering
Modern Literature
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Yes, Relatively
No, More Middle-class
Yes, Very
No, Quite Poor
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No, He Never Married
Yes, To A Childhood Sweetheart
Yes, To Ada Lovelace
Yes, To Marie Curie
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Father Was A Wood Engraver
Both Were Musicians
Both Were Scientists
Both Were Artists
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No, None Known
Yes, One
Yes, Two
Yes, Three
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Yes, During WWI
Yes, During WWII
No, Never
Yes, During The Franco-Prussian War
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Yes, He Was Hard Of Hearing
Yes, He Had A Limp
Yes, He Had Poor Eyesight
No Known Health Issues
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No, None At All
Only As A Hobbyist
Yes, Major Contributions
Yes, To A Small Extent
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Academia
Neither
Industry
Both
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Yes, He Was World-renowned
Yes, But Only Regionally
Only Recognition From Friends And Family
No, Recognition Came Posthumously
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Feb 3, 1925
Aug 25, 1867
Nov 5, 1879
Nov 6, 1913
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