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Neumann grows in the midst of the comforts offered by the family fortune.
From a very young age he demonstrates great aptitude for mathematics. In 1921, he published his first essay, together with some of his teachers. In 1928, he holds scientific discussions with prominent European researchers. In World War II it is established in E.E. U.U.Allà forms the group that develops the Manhattan project, to build the atomic bomb. He also works on the Eniac project to build an electronic computer, redesigned thanks to his intervention. Subsequently, he continues to contribute his knowledge to projects in the military and computer field. Designed and built the first computer for Princeton University, known as the Johniac. On the other hand, Von Neumann reestablishes the study of set theory and invents the model Montecate to solve equations using random numbers. He teaches at Princeton University. He holds the presidency of the American Mathematical Society and is a member of the United States Atomic Energy Commission. The design of computers is known as Von Neumann architecture in his honor. The design of a von Neumann architecture is simpler than the more modern Harvard architecture, which is also a stored program system, but has a dedicated set of addresses and data buses to read data from memory and write data to it, and another set of addresses and data buses. Neumann dies at 47 years of cancer.
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