Mathematicians

Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz developed Leibniz notation. In Leibniz notation, differentiation looks like a fraction dy/dx and integration looks like a long S, which was used in Germany at the time, to denote "sum" (as in the sum of infinitely thin rectangles used in definite integration).

he introduced the theory of ramanujan's number (1729) which is the least no. which can be expressed as the sum of 2 cubes in 2 different ways ( 9cube + 10cube ; 12cube + 1cube)

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mass of fluid, weight of fluid, density of fluid.

Pierre Gassendi and Clyde Mydorge were two mathematicians that Blaise Pascal stayed in contact with. Their services were especially important when Pascal was in the process of creating the adding machine.

The electronic computer was not invented in 1641, there was no electronics in 1641. The electronic computer was invented in the 1940s.

Charles Babbage did invent the programmable digital computer, the Analytical Engine, but it was mechanical not electronic.

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Sir Isaac Newton's main goal was to find a way to produce gold out of different metals. Isaac Newton was best known as an English physicist and mathematician.

Euclid proved that it is impossible to find the "largest prime number," because if you take the largest known prime number, add 1 to the product of all the primes up to and including it, you will get another prime number. Euclid's proof for this theorem is generally accepted as one of the "classic" proofs because of its conciseness and clarity. Millions of prime numbers are known to exist, and more are being added by mathematicians and computer scientists. Mathematicians since Euclid have attempted without success to find a pattern to the sequence of prime numbers.

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The book "The Elements" was written by the mathematician Euclid. He was known as the father of geometry.

Astronomers and astrologers were the ancient numerical calculators. their intellectual works had major influence and motivation for advances in mathematics.

The traditional astrologer community "Ganaka" was the real mathematicians of ancient Kerala. Non European roots of mathematics extends up to them. Their lore was later learned by many other classes.

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That depends on your definition of crazy. While there is nothing mentioned in Babbage's biography that I would consider odd or crazy by today's definition, Babbage's peers certainly thought his Difference Engine was a strange contraption, particularly since he wasn't able to make it work as intended. 18th-century skeptics referred to the early prototypical computer as "Babbage's Folly."

Generally popularity list are governed by the public's opinion, sometimes the era has a lot to do with diminished interest.

He was killed by a scared messanger when he was trying to find out the equation to the circumference of circles. There was an army invading and a messenger was sent to tell Aristotle. Aristotle said"DON'T DISTURB MY CIRCLES!!!!!" and the scared messenger murdered him.

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mostly because of his history

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He really did not do that much in astronomy. He was more of a trying to explain God philosophe. He systematically doubted everything including himself as a human and tried to prove everything was a mechanism or machine. Look up voltaires work on him and Francais Bacon that will explain it all to.

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Rene Descartes valued rationality and human logic. Descartes is famous for his sentence, "I think, therefore I am." It was the mind that Descartes valued more than anything else.