Beginning of the Golden age.

His contributions are: Zero as a number, Negative Numbers and Algebraic Notations.

Made contributions to algebra and calculus during the 12th century.

Produced sine tables and approximated pi to 4 decimal places.

Founded by Madhava in the late 14th century

Developed infinite series for trigonometric functions and pi.

Early forms of differentation and integration for simple functions.

Who founded the Kerala school of mathematics.

Established in Baghdad around 810.

Center for translating Greek and Indian works.

Father of Algebra

Advocated for the Hindu numerical system.

Introduced “reduction” and “balancing” methods, solving polynomials to the 2nd degree.

Extended algebra, freeing it from geometrical heritage.

Introduced algebraic calculus theory & mathematical induction.

Generalized methods for extracting roots.

Treated geometry as a separate discipline.

Extensive exposition of spherical trigonometry.

Developed a formula for amicable numbers.

Continued Archimedes’ work on areas, volumes and tangents.

Linked algebra and geometry, worked on optics and physics.

Worked on sqare roots, continued fractions, and amicable numbers.

Introduced Hindu-Arabic numerals and the Fibonacci sequence to europe.

Pioneered rectangular coordinates and worked on Infinite series.

Advanced Trigonometry as an independent branch of Mathematics.

Influenced later mathematicians with ideas on infinity and infinitesimals.