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There was an obvious parallelism between the lives of the two Hungarian men of science: Janos Bolyai a genial geometer and Frigyes Karolyhazy a missionary of education in the field of modern physics. Both of them selected and solved a complex problem that was too difficult for the majority of scientists of their times. Their work was criticized authoritatively by high rank scientists of their discipline, which led to their withdrawal from science. The belated recognition of the Non-Euclidean geometry and the gravity inspired quantum-mechanical state reduction put these excellent achievements to their deserved right place.

Parallels of Belated Recognition: Bolyai János and Károlyházy Frigyes