This English mathematician was one of two individuals that was instrumental in the development of Calculus.
This German mathematician was the other individual that is credited with the development of Calculus.
The development of Calculus originally involved the abstract idea of "infinitesimals", quantities that are...
It took over 100 years before Calculus was to be made...
Ultimately, mathematicians such as Cauchy, Weierstrass, and Riemann, reformulated Calculus in terms of _______ rather than infinitesimals.
The first known example of the summation of an infinite series is attributed to _____, who used the method of exhaustion to find an approximation to the area of a circle. This, of course, is an early example of integration which led to approximate values of π.
Three mathematicians, born within three years of each other, were the next to make major contributions to the ideas behind calculus. They were Fermat, Roberval, and _______.
Pierre de Fermat also investigated maxima and minima by considering when the tangent to the curve was parallel to the x-axis. In fact, because of this work, Lagrange stated clearly that he considers Fermat to be the inventor of the __________.