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Hollywood actress Hedy Lamarr was also a mathematician and the inventor of the frequency hopping spread spectrum, a technology still used for Bluetooth and wifi.
From 1907 to 1919, Emmy Noether worked in the field of algebraic invariant theory, Galois theory, and physics. She was able to prove two theorems that were significant for elementary particle physics and general relativity. “Noether’s Theorem” is considered as one of the important contributions in the advancement of modern physics that helped Albert Einstein formulate his relativity theory.
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