Well, this question has certainly shot itself in the foot.
If not many people know of a person, then by definition, it certainly seems that he can't be [very]8 famous.
As shining stars in the history of math who are, nonetheless, far from being household names, I would propose Pythagoras, Archimedes, Lorentz, Fermat, and Murray (Queen Isabella's court mathematician).
Some famous mathematicians from the past who may not be well-known to the general public include Carl Friedrich Gauss, who made significant contributions in various branches of mathematics, and Évariste Galois, who developed the theory of Galois groups before dying at a young age. Another lesser-known mathematician is Emmy Noether, who made fundamental contributions to abstract algebra and theoretical physics.
Yes we have many famous filipino mathematicians like:Dr.raymundo Acosta Favila,Alejandro Melchor,and Bienvenido F.Nebres
there are many but the most famous one is leonardo da vinci
Many famous mathematicians were Greek, such as: Archimedes, Aristotle, Hippocrates, Ptolemy and Pythagoras. Hope this helped.
There are many female mathematicians, many still living. Recently Irene Anne Stegun passed away. She was the primary editor of a classic book of mathematical tables called A Handbook of Mathematical Functions.
You can measure how "famous" someone is by how many people know them. So by taking a poll of different people you can determine whether YOU would consider her "famous".
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Well actually there are many famous mathematicians in the world. But one is Archimedes. To find out why and how he contributed to math please check a search engine like GOOGLE. :)
Because it is a really fun game that many people know about.
Thor was/is famous for many things, most people know him for being the Norse God of Thunder.
There are many people but i sadly don't know the names
i dont know but hey my name is samantha
This question doesnt make sense. There were litterally hundreds of mathematicians throughout history.