I almost picked Pierre de Fermat as my favourite mathematician, but he was beaten by a narrow margin.
In my opinion, the relative merits of Newton and Leibniz are truly infinitesimal.
Fibonacci is as good as the previous two combined.
Yes, alright, so what - shoot me - I think Galois is the greatest of all time!
Personally, I think Euclid is unparalleled.
I think Eulerβs the greatest: the power he held over math looks imaginary.
this list would be simply incomplete without GΓΆdel
I'd like to smoothly embed Milnor in this discussion.
For my part, I'd like to shimmy in Cantor diagonally. I'll brook no argument


















