1, death password
Science fiction describes the shocking experience of a talented mathematician. In the past ten years, the talented mathematician Mas discovered that the stock market was originally controlled by a set of mathematical models behind chaotic fluctuations, so he devoted himself to finding out the mathematical models. Surprisingly, the Wall Street consortium that dominated the financial market and the Kabbalah religious organization that tried to crack the Bible code by any means sent personnel to hunt him down at the same time. Mas should not only protect its own security, but also find out these codes that affect the world financial market as soon as possible.
2. Beautiful mind
The handsome and eccentric Nash made amazing mathematical discoveries in his early years and began to enjoy an international reputation. However, Nash's outstanding intuition was troubled by schizophrenia, which greatly changed his brilliant course of marching to the highest academic level. Faced with this challenge that destroyed many people, Nash fought bravely without fear with the help of his beloved wife Alicia. After decades of hard work, he finally overcame this misfortune and won the Nobel Prize of 1994.
3. Good Will Hunting
A math professor at MIT wrote a topic that he found very difficult on the bulletin board of his department, hoping that his excellent students could answer it, but no one could. As a result, a young cleaner found this math problem while cleaning after class and solved it easily. ...
4. Fermat's last theorem
This film begins with andrew wiles who proved Fermat's Last Theorem and describes the history of Fermat's Last Theorem.
5.descartes
Rene descartes, French philosopher, mathematician and physicist. He made an important contribution to the development of modern mathematics, and was known as the father of analytic geometry because he formulated the geometric coordinate system. He was also the founder of modern western philosophy and the pioneer of modern materialism, and put forward the idea of "universal doubt". His philosophical thoughts deeply influenced later Europeans and opened up the so-called "European rationalism" philosophy.