Mathematics
Discover the renowned mathematicians who have shaped the world of mathematics. Explore their groundbreaking theories, influential works, and captivating stories.
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Carl Ludwig Siegel
 GermanyGerman mathematician
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Pierre Deligne
 BelgiumBelgian mathematician
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Nicolaas de Bruijn
 NetherlandsDutch mathematician
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Robert Aumann
 IsraelIsraeli mathematician, professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Charles Bossut
 FranceFrench mathematician
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Claude Shannon
 USAAmerican mathematician, electronics engineer and cryptography specialist
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Janosh Boyai
 HungaryHungarian mathematician, one of the discoverers of non-Euclidean geometry (now called Lobachevsky geometry).
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Marie Jordan
France French mathematician
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Richard Bellman
USA American mathematician
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Marie-Sophie Germain
France French mathematician, philosopher and mechanic
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Al-Abbas Al-Jawhari
 DiveMathematician and astronomer
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Michael Francis Atiyah
 Great BritainEnglish mathematician.
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Vladimir Protsenko
 UkraineSoviet and Ukrainian mathematician and mechanic
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Julius Dedekind
Germany German mathematician
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Claus Mebius
Germany German mathematician who established the existence of one-sided surfaces (the Mobius strip).
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Dmitriy Zeiliger
Russian and Soviet mathematician, mechanic, professor
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Lipman Bers
USA American mathematician.
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James Stirling
Great Britain Scottish mathematician.
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Garrett Birkhoff
USA American mathematician
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Isadore Singer
USA American mathematician.
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Thomas Chalmers
Great Britain Scottish mathematician, political economist and leader of the Free Church of Scotland
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Harry Bateman
USA American mathematician
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Elie Joseph Cartan
France French mathematician
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Boris Kit
USA Astronaut, mathematician, physicist, chemist, PhD in philosophy
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Boris Weisfeiler
USA American mathematician, professor at Pennsylvania State University, traveler, prisoner of the semi-military camp-colony Dignidad in Chile.
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Henri Eugene Pade
France French mathematician, student of Charles Hermite
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Raoul Bott
USA American mathematician.
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Hugo Steinhaus
 PolandPolish mathematician
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Maria Gaetana Agnesi
 ItalyItalian mathematician and philanthropist
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Guidobaldo del Monte
Italy Italian mathematician, mechanic, astronomer and philosopher
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Izrail Gelfand
USA Mathematician, biologist, teacher and organizer of mathematics education
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Andrew Gleason
USA American mathematician
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Idel Bronshtein
 MoldovaMoldovan and American mathematician
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Augustus Edward Hough Love
Great Britain English mathematician
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Vincent Rijmen
Belgium Belgian cryptographer
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Arthur Cayley
Great Britain English mathematician.
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Laurent Lafforgue
France French mathematician, professor and scientist
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Richard Streit Hamilton
USA Professor of Mathematics
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Andre Weil
France French mathematician, one of the greatest scientists of the 20th century.
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Louis Bachelier
France French mathematician
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Samuel Christie
Great Britain British scientist and mathematician.
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Martin Wilhelm Kutta
Germany German mathematician
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Yakob Bernulli
 SwitzerlandProfessor of Mathematics
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Kazimir Kuratovskiy
Poland Polish mathematician.
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Elwin Bruno Christoffel
Germany German mathematician
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Johann Bartels
Germany German, later Russian mathematician and educator
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Jean Van Heijenoort
France French scientist and political activist, historian of mathematical logic
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Michael Gromov
France Soviet and French mathematician, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
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Josef Bertrand
France French mathematician, member of the Paris Academy of Sciences
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Theodor Kaluza
Germany German scientist
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