Mathematics
Discover the renowned mathematicians who have shaped the world of mathematics. Explore their groundbreaking theories, influential works, and captivating stories.
Michel Chales
France
FranceFrench geometer and historian of mathematics
Arend Heyting
Netherlands
NetherlandsDutch mathematician and logician
Peter Gruber
Austria
AustriaModern Austrian mathematician
Pierre Fermat
France
FranceFrench mathematician, one of the creators of analytical geometry and number theory (Fermat's theorem)
Thomas Harriot
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish astronomer, mathematician, ethnographer and translator.
Konstantin Posse
Professor of Mathematics at St. Petersburg University
Johann Jakob Balmer
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss mathematician and physicist
Lennart Carleson
Sweden
SwedenSwedish 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).
Agner Erlang
Denmark
DenmarkDanish mathematician, statistician and engineer
Gregory Haytin
Argentina
ArgentinaArgentine-American mathematician and computer scientist
Karl Sundman
Finland
FinlandFinnish mathematician
Robert Tarjan
USA
USAA well-known American scientist in the field of computer systems theory.
Leonid Lakhtin
Russian mathematician
Thorvald Nicolai Thiele
Denmark
DenmarkDanish mathematician and astronomer, considered one of the founders of actuarial calculations
William Rowan Hamilton
Ireland
IrelandIrish mathematician, theoretical mechanician, theoretical physicist
Kanat Kudaibergenov
Kazakhstan
KazakhstanKazakh mathematician
Ludvig Faddeev
Russia
RussiaAcademician-Secretary of the Department of Mathematics of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor
Ernest William Brown
Great Britain
Great BritainBritish mathematician and astronomer
Josip Plemelj
Austria
AustriaMathematician
Marco Antonio Cadamosto
Italy
ItalyItalian mathematician of the second half of the 15th century
Cedric Villani
France
FranceFrench mathematician, Fields Medal winner
Josef Bertrand
France
FranceFrench mathematician, member of the Paris Academy of Sciences
Jozef Wronski
Poland
PolandPolish mathematician and mystic philosopher.
Florimond Beaune
France
FranceFrench mathematician.
Sergey Adyan
Armenia
ArmeniaRussian mathematician, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Matvey Tihomandrickiy
Ukraine
UkraineProfessor of Mathematics
Grigory Fihtengoltc
Russian and Soviet mathematician
Paul Bernays
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss mathematician
Christian Kramp
France
FranceFrench mathematician (Alsatian).
Abraham Kastner
Germany
GermanyGerman mathematician and author of epigrams.
George David Birkhoff
USA
USAAmerican mathematician
Johannes Widmann
Germany
GermanyGerman mathematician
Muvasharhan Dzhenaliev
Kazakhstan
KazakhstanKazakh mathematician
James Alexander
USA
USAAmerican mathematician and topologist
Edsger Wybe Dijkstra
Netherlands
NetherlandsDutch scientist
John Edward Hopcroft
USA
USAAmerican computer scientist
Karl Weierstrass
Germany
GermanyGerman mathematician
Einar Hille
USA
USAAmerican mathematician
Ernest Vessiot
France
FranceFrench mathematician
Georg Friedrich Riemann
Germany
GermanyGerman mathematician
Federico Commandino
Italy
ItalyItalian mathematician
Scipione Del Ferro
Italy
ItalyItalian mathematician
Lazare Carnot
France
FranceFrench statesman and military leader, engineer and scientist
Adolf Ketle
Belgium
BelgiumBelgian mathematician, astronomer, meteorologist, sociologist.
Idel Bronshtein
Moldova
MoldovaMoldovan and American mathematician
James Joseph Sylvester
Great Britain
Great BritainEnglish mathematician.
Hugo Steinhaus
Poland
PolandPolish mathematician
Jakob II Bernoulli
Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwiss scientist