It's that time again. Now I know some of our experts will find this 19th century legend within a few nanoseconds but try to dig for some interesting anecdote about him. His mathematical pursuits were so far-reaching, you should be able to ferret out some fascinating facts. Also, can you guess a couple of reasons why I chose him?
Don't forget to email me with your solution at dmarain at gee-mail dotcom and please include MysteryMath 10 in the title! Do not post your solution in a comment to this post!
This edition of the contest will end around 4-15-08.
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Mystery Mathematician Week of 4-1-08
Posted by Dave Marain at 4:47 PM
Labels: mystery mathematician
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