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- Euler, the Beethoven of Mathematics
- In the educational studies of every scientist, there are a few individual names that seem to emerge from course to course. But above those of Newton, Galileo, or Einstein, there is one name that probably surpasses them all as the first to appear—once children master the four basic arithmetic operations, their approach to logic begins with set theory and its Venn diagrams. But these are but one particular case of those invented by a mathematician whose name designates constants, functions, equations, laws, theorems, and almost any other type of mathematical entity: Euler.
- The Swiss Leonhard Euler (15 April 1707 – 18 September 1783) was one of the greatest intellectual supermen
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