Template:Today in Math History for April 3

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April 3, 1472 Leone Battista Alberti dies in Rome.
April 3, 1703 Brook Taylor enters St. John's College Cambridge.
April 3, 1712 Brook Taylor is elected to the Royal Society.
April 3, 1753 Leonhard Euler reports that Christian Goldbach's conjecture on numbers of the form $2n^{2}+p$ holds true up to 2500. (See A042978).
April 3, 1813 Joseph-Louis Lagrange is awarded the Grand Croix of the Ordre Impérial de la Réunion.
April 3, 1900 Joseph Bertrand dies in Paris.
April 3, 1909 Stanislaw Marcin Ulam is born in Lemberg (now Lviv).
April 3, 2013 Neil Sloane gives a presentation about the OEIS at Wayne State University as the 22nd Annual Owens Lecture. An announcement for the event references the Catalan numbers (A000108).

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