gottfried

The name Monad comes from The Monadology by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, one of the inventors of calculus.

From mathematics, people like Srinivasa Ramanujan and Gottfried Leibniz made an impact despite lacking formal mathematics educations.

Say Gottfried and Isaac are disputing over the creation of a mathematical method to solve problems.

I wonder how much R&D will continue and in particular what happens to Gottfried Ungerboeck (inventor of trellis modulation).

Johann Gottfried von Herder (1744–1803), theologian, philosopher and man of letters.

Does this change anything about Gottfried rotting away in solitary?

Jon Gottfried has a really good article about this[1].

Bach was indeed a proponent of well tempered tuning, but his contemporary the great organ maker Gottfried Silbermann insisted on employing a form of meantone tuning in his organs.

Most people have been learning math since grade school, but no one ever mentioned Leonhard Euler, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, John von Neumann, or Georg Cantor during class/lecture.

Gilbert Gottfried used the joke in 2001 after a 9/11 joke backfired terribly, although the movie was apparently already in progress then, the author of the article says it was a well-known inside joke.

And for the mainstream text-to-speech engines (based on actual voice recordings), forget it, unless we get a Gilbert Gottfried voice (and people actually have it installed on their computers and mobile devices).

Yeah seriously; a fragment of the first sentence: I’ve been curious about Gottfried Leibniz for years, not least because he seems to have wanted to build something like Mathematica and Wolfram|Alpha, and perhaps A New Kind of Science as well I don't think I've ever encountered hubris of that level before.

If you want to understand what I'm talking about, I'd recommend you to read Gottfried Bammes "The Artist's Guide to Animal Anatomy".

That's an interesting misspelling of "Gottfried".

By “simple” is meant “without parts.” —From The Monadology by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (translated by Robert Latta) In The Monadology, Leibniz described a world of irreducible components from which all things could be composed.

"Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, a great German mathematician, came up with this notation in the 17th century when he was still alive." That, and the definition of function made me go through it with different eyes.

That's all Isaac will need in court to win his case over Gottfried.

I live in Phnom Penh and I know some people who were acquainted with Gottfried.

They can catch him anyway, like they did with Gottfried.