Dreamliner787:
This list is completely rubbish without Simeon Pierre Laplace and Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier

I was looking for Fourier in the list all through and I didn't see him.
The OP has done well sha

pocohantas:


Probably learning English, something you should consider- you didn’t make the list either.

Virginia kor, Tennessee ni!

Be calming down

SegFault:

Bros, na wetin I see no blame me. Of course he could have done it with a team but man, that Phillip guy self deceiving himself that he built the internet . A single person can build a PC provided that most of its parts are already made, processors, microcontrollers and all. Hobbyists did it back then in the 20th century.

that's called assembling

Techcrunchng:
that's called assembling

Anyhow. Do you expect a common man to build a computer from scratch, haba you ma reason am.

SegFault:

Anyhow. Do you expect a common man to build a computer from scratch, haba you ma reason am.

but you said Philip built supercomputer

Techcrunchng:
but you said Philip built supercomputer

He must have had a team, assuming he did it and is not a liar. Let me get the so called articles for you.
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.black-inventor.com/dr-philip-emeagwali&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwir6IjXi6_rAhXD0qQKHQrICUgQFjAqegQIDxAB&usg=AOvVaw3jUu5rIsdMAVJKw7utdTlm

Jedalord:

The set theory was developed by George Boole I suppose? I think he is the one who also created the True or False statement which was used as a foundation for the computer mathematics
I'm here to learn correct me if I'm wrong

Set theory was developed by George Cantor, also by John Neumann von , who called his class theory

SegFault:

He must have had a team, assuming he did it and is not a liar. Let me get the so called articles for you.
https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.black-inventor.com/dr-philip-emeagwali&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwir6IjXi6_rAhXD0qQKHQrICUgQFjAqegQIDxAB&usg=AOvVaw3jUu5rIsdMAVJKw7utdTlm

ok

Op I didn't see my name up there.

ebig21:


Set theory was developed by George Cantor, also by John Neumann von , who called his class theory

Okay thanks for the correction boss

Jedalord:


Okay thanks for the correction boss

You are welcome bro.

Great Mathematicians indeed
However, there are still some that should make the list
One of the best reads I have seen on this platform