Mathematics
Discover the renowned mathematicians who have shaped the world of mathematics. Explore their groundbreaking theories, influential works, and captivating stories.
Pierre Cartier
France
FranceFrench mathematician
Blagovest Sendov
Bulgaria
BulgariaBulgarian mathematician and politician
Viktor Matrosov
Russia
RussiaRussian scientist, mathematician, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (since 2000), Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences (since 2008).
Arthur Cayley
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish mathematician.
Rostislav Grigorchuk
Ukraine
UkraineRussian mathematician of Ukrainian origin
Sergey Ablameiko
Belarus
BelarusBelarusian mathematician
John Wallis
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish mathematician
John Horton Conway
Great Britain
Great BritainAmerican mathematician
Niels Koch
Sweden
SwedenSwedish mathematician
Vladimir Golubev
Soviet mathematician and mechanic, corresponding member of the USSR Academy of Sciences
Agner Erlang
Denmark
DenmarkDanish mathematician, statistician and engineer
Chentun Tsu
China
ChinaChinese and American mathematician.
John Neumann
USA
USAAn American mathematician who made an invaluable contribution to the development of the first computers.
Gregory Haytin
Argentina
ArgentinaArgentine-American mathematician and computer scientist
Wendelin Werner
France
FranceGerman mathematician
Michel Rolle
France
FranceFrench mathematician
Karl Sundman
Finland
FinlandFinnish mathematician
Vadim Adamyan
Ukraine
UkraineUkrainian theoretical physicist and mathematician
Pierre Laurent Wantzel
France
FranceFrench mathematician
Paul Moritz Cohn
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish algebraist, specialist in ring theory and universal algebra
Dana Stewart Scott
USA
USAAmerican mathematician
Robert Tarjan
USA
USAA well-known American scientist in the field of computer systems theory.
Richard Bellman
USA
USAAmerican mathematician
Francois Viet
France
FranceFrench mathematician who laid the foundation for algebra as the science of transforming expressions, solving equations in general form, creator of literal calculus
Ingrid Daubechies
USA
USAUS mathematician
Naum Ahiezer
Soviet mathematician
Viktor Kats
USA
USAAmerican mathematician.
Robert Aumann
Israel
IsraelIsraeli mathematician, professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
James Stirling
Great Britain
Great BritainScottish mathematician.
Persi Diaconis
USA
USAAmerican mathematician and professional magician
George Dantzig
USA
USAAmerican mathematician
Cahit Arf
Turkey
TurkeyTurkish mathematician
Willem Klein
Netherlands
NetherlandsDutch mathematician
Ferdinand Gotthold Max Eisenstein
Germany
GermanyGerman mathematician
George Cantor
Germany
GermanyMathematician, developed set theory
Leonid Lakhtin
Russian mathematician
Henry Briggs
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish mathematician
Laszlo Lovasz
Hungary
HungaryHungarian math
John Craig
Great Britain
Great BritainScottish mathematician and clergyman-theologian.
Kristen Nygaard
Norway
NorwayNorwegian computer scientist, Turing Award winner.
Alexander Markus
Israel
IsraelMoldovan and Israeli mathematician.
Norman Steenrod
USA
USAAmerican mathematician
Thorvald Nicolai Thiele
Denmark
DenmarkDanish mathematician and astronomer, considered one of the founders of actuarial calculations
Jean Frederic Auguste Delsarte
France
FranceFrench mathematician
Eugenio Beltrami
Italy
ItalyItalian mathematician
William Rowan Hamilton
Ireland
IrelandIrish mathematician, theoretical mechanician, theoretical physicist
Gennadiy Atanov
Ukraine
UkraineDoctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Petro Cossali
Italy
ItalyItalian mathematician.
Emmy Noether
Germany
GermanyOutstanding German mathematician
Henri Eugene Pade
France
FranceFrench mathematician, student of Charles Hermite