Mathematics

Discover the renowned mathematicians who have shaped the world of mathematics. Explore their groundbreaking theories, influential works, and captivating stories.

Georg Friedrich Riemann Georg Friedrich Riemann
Germany
German mathematician
Wendelin Werner Wendelin Werner
France
German mathematician
Rufus Isaacs Rufus Isaacs
USA
American scientist
Laszlo Lovasz Laszlo Lovasz
Hungary
Hungarian math
Naum Krupnik Naum Krupnik
Moldovan and Israeli mathematician, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor
Johann Bernoulli Johann Bernoulli
Switzerland
Mathematician
Carl Ludwig Siegel Carl Ludwig Siegel
Germany
German mathematician
Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas Condorcet Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas Condorcet
France
French mathematician, economist, publicist and philosopher
Semen Shvarzburd Semen Shvarzburd
Russia
Soviet mathematician and teacher.
Michael Gromov Michael Gromov
France
Soviet and French mathematician, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.
Nicolaas de Bruijn Nicolaas de Bruijn
Netherlands
Dutch mathematician
Charles P. Thacker Charles P. Thacker
USA
American computer scientist
Jean Coulomb Jean Coulomb
France
French mathematician
Gregory Haytin Gregory Haytin
Argentina
Argentine-American mathematician and computer scientist
Henri Eugene Pade Henri Eugene Pade
France
French mathematician, student of Charles Hermite
James Gregory James Gregory
Great Britain
Scottish mathematician and astronomer
George Cantor George Cantor
Germany
Mathematician, developed set theory
Leontiy Magnickiy Leontiy Magnickiy
Russia
Mathematician and teacher, author of the first Russian printed textbook on arithmetic
Damodar Dharmananda Kosambi Damodar Dharmananda Kosambi
India
Indian mathematician, statistician, philologist, historian
Michael Hartley Freedman Michael Hartley Freedman
USA
American mathematician
Christian von Wolff Christian von Wolff
Germany
German encyclopedist, philosopher, lawyer and mathematician
Ada Lovelace Ada Lovelace
Great Britain
An English female mathematician who created a program for Charles BABBIDGE's prototype computer. The very first programmer on Earth.
Vanik Zaharyan Vanik Zaharyan
Armenia
Armenian scientist-mathematician
Ilya Vekua Ilya Vekua
Georgia
Georgian mathematician
Yan Gendrik van Swinden Yan Gendrik van Swinden
Netherlands
Dutch mathematician and physicist
Theodor Kaluza Theodor Kaluza
Germany
German scientist
Alexander Markus Alexander Markus
Israel
Moldovan and Israeli mathematician.
Grigory Fihtengoltc Grigory Fihtengoltc
Russian and Soviet mathematician
Pierre Varignon Pierre Varignon
France
French mathematician and mechanic
Marin Mersenne Marin Mersenne
France
French mathematician, physicist, philosopher and theologian
Jean-Robert Argand Jean-Robert Argand
France
Non-professional mathematician.
Kristen Nygaard Kristen Nygaard
Norway
Norwegian computer scientist, Turing Award winner.
Boris Kit Boris Kit
USA
Astronaut, mathematician, physicist, chemist, PhD in philosophy
Spiru Haret Spiru Haret
Romania
Romanian mathematician and astronomer.
Henri Leon Lebesgue Henri Leon Lebesgue
France
French mathematician
Roman Zulinski Roman Zulinski
Poland
Polish mathematician and rebel
Sediq Afghan Sediq Afghan
Afghanistan
Afghan mathematician and philosopher
John Neumann John Neumann
USA
An American mathematician who made an invaluable contribution to the development of the first computers.
Endre Szemeredi Endre Szemeredi
Hungary
Hungarian mathematician
Ludwig Bieberbach Ludwig Bieberbach
Germany
German mathematician.
John Horton Conway John Horton Conway
Great Britain
American mathematician
Andrey Gonchar Andrey Gonchar
Russia
Mathematician
Charles Hermite Charles Hermite
France
French mathematician
Frigyes Riesz Frigyes Riesz
Hungary
Hungarian mathematician
Michel Rolle Michel Rolle
France
French mathematician
Eli Biham Eli Biham
Israel
Israeli cryptographer and cryptanalyst
Edward Kasner Edward Kasner
USA
American mathematician, professor
Tullio Levi-Chivita Tullio Levi-Chivita
Italy
A famous Italian mathematician of Jewish origin.
Benoit Mandelbrot Benoit Mandelbrot
France
French mathematician
Konstantin Caratheodory Konstantin Caratheodory
Germany
German mathematician of Greek nationality.

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