Part 2 List of Mathematicians and their Contributions

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Special triangle for solving coefficients of binomial expansions.

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He introduced the Projectile plane having 7 points and 7 lines.

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He introduced the Set theory; Symbols for set theory.

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He introduced the symbols for Union and Intersection, Universal and Subset.

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One of the founder of Calculus; Integration symbol with elongated S.

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Blind mathematician; modern symbols for differentiation; Attempts to find the value of pi; Formula for the Platonic Solids.

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He introduced the Elliptical geometry.

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A German American mathematician; E=mc^2.

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Known as the Princeps Mathematicorum, who introduced the normal distribution; Modulus in number theory; finding the echelon of a matrix; Formula in finding sums of a given sequence.

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He is known for his discovery and introduced the quarternions; A type of normed distribution algebra that involves distinct imaginary parts and known as space complex numbers.

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Contributed mostly in the field of mathematics during Medieval Ages and spread numeral system.

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Famous for his introduction of Logarithms.

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He introduced the Logarithms having a base of 10.

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He invented the Slide rule; and introduced multiplication (×) symbol.

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The Father of Logic.

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