Great Mathematicians

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French bureaucrat and administrator famed for a margin note sparking generations of mathematical intrigue.

Living British mathematician, proved the "Last Theorem" of the above. Employed by the University of Oxford.

British creater of calculus and discoverer of gravity.

Often cited as the greatest mathematician ever. This German mathematician invented Graph Theory and discovered "e".

German mathematician set list of 23 problems in 1900.

Prince of Mathematicians.

Ancient Greek. The square of the hypotenuse is equel to the sum of the squares of the two other sides.

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Greek mathematician famed for geometric proofs and use of axioms.

French philosopher, mathematician, and writer. Invented the system of geometry associating a points with numbers.

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"Father of Algebra." Number Theorist who allowed equations to have real, non-intiger solutions.

"Mr. Why." Einstein said that he had remained at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study merely "to have the privilege of walking home with [this mathematician]."

Gay British mathematician, famed for cracking the Enigma at Bletchley Park during the Second World War.

All non-trivial zeros of this German mathematicians funtion have a real half of 1/2, or so the 4th Millenium Prive claims.