1. The maths behind the man
Albert Einstein
The maths behind the man

2. Early Life

3. Early Life Born 14 of march 1879 His father was an electrician
Moved to Munich when he was one year old
He was Jewish attending a catholic school
He began school at 6 years of age
He was dyslexic
Since he was not a fan of sports he got his doctor to give a note saying that he had Neurasthenic Exhaustion

4. Einstein's contribution to mathematics

5. Einstein's contribution to maths
Einstein was more of a physics man then a maths man
He mainly invented equations for calculus an geometry and space
10 of which are called Einstein's field equations
He published his first equation in 1915

6. These are some of Einstein's equations below

7. Einstein in later life and achievements
 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded in 1921, The Copley medal in 1925 for his contributions to quantum theory and for his theory of relativity, the Max Planck medal in 1929 for his achievements in Physics.
The FBI had over 1500 pages on him for supporting earth as one nation under one government.
GPS systems still use his theory of relativity to this day
The Einstein-Szilard letter, signed by Einstein was sent to Roosevelt telling the Americans about Nazi Germany using a sort of atomic bomb, this letter sparked the Manhattan project.