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John Wallis, (born 23 Novemberjul. / 3 December 1616greg. in Ashford, Kent, died 28 Octoberjul. / 8 November 1703greg. in Oxford) was an English mathematician who contributed to infinitesimal calculus and to the calculation of the circle number p (\displaystyle \pi), coloured woodcut from Crabbe's Historical Dictionary from 1825, Historical, digital reproduction

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