Who did have the biggest share in founding "Calculus" ?
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there are a lot of people who contirbuted parts to calculus, but Leibniz and Newton pulled these ideas together into a coherent whole and they are usually credited with the probably independent and nearly simultaneous "invention" of calculus.
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Jeff Bezos. However, there are 308 institutions that own shares in the company.
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John Harrison developed longitude.\n\nLatitude is a bit more difficult to determine and is mostly about mathematics but I believe mathematician Karl Gauss had something to do with it. But you should research that some more.
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Euclid.\nGreek geometer who wrote the Elements , the world's most definitive text on geometry. The book synthesized earlier knowledge about geometry, and was used for centuries in western Europe as a geometry textbook. The text began with definitions, postulates ("Euclid's postulates "), and common opinions, then proceeded to obtain results by rigorous geometric proof. Euclid also proved what is generally known as Euclid's second theorem:  the number of primes  is infinite.  The beautiful proof Euclid gave of this theorem is still a gem and is generally acknowledged to be one of the "classic" proofs of all times in terms of its conciseness and clarity. In the Elements , Euclid used the method of exhaustion and reductio ad absurdum. He also discussed the so-called Euclidean algorithm  for finding the greatest common divisor  of two numbers, and is credited with the well-known proof of the Pythagorean theorem. \nNeither the year nor place of his birth have been established, nor the circumstances of his death, although he is known to have lived and worked in Alexandria for much of his life. In addition, no bust which can be verified to be his likeness is known (Tietze 1965, p. 8).
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yeap a lot of calculus and differential equations.
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Two mathematicians, James Gregory (1638-1675) and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646-1716), each working independantly of one another, discovered an infinite series for arctan x in the 1670's. This arctangent series led to the first ever found infinite series for .
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The most fundamental in calculus is the concept of limits, as defined, calculus is either differential or integration, differential being the breaking up into smaller parts while integral is the reverse, both needs the limits in their operation.
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who invented computer
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William Gates III \n\nFor the  whole list:\nhttp://www.forbes.com/lists/2006/10/Rank_1.html
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The English mathematician John Wallis was one of the innovators concerning 18th century algebra introducing among other things the symbol for infinity.
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well, we cannot count Fermat, he is not a mathematician,its been said that Fermat is the greatest mathematician who wasn't a mathematician...Fermat was a Judge by profession and did mathematics to take his mind off of his cases.\n\nI would say that one of the greatest Mathematicians who had something to do with probability is Blaise Pascal
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Leibniz discovered the product rules of Differentiation.\nNewton helped to shape the quotient rule, and was a major mathematician in the field of Calculus.\nI'm not sure about the chain rule.
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Quoting from Wikipedia:\n\n"Calculus started making great strides in Europe towards the end of the early modern period and into the first years of the eighteenth century. This was a time of major innovation in Europe, making accessible answers to old questions. Calculus provided a new method in mathematical physics. Several mathematicians contributed to this breakthrough, notably John Wallis and Isaac Barrow. James Gregory proved a special case of the second fundamental theorem of calculus in 1668. In Japan at around this time, Seki Kowa also made some major discoveries in integral calculus.\n\nLeibniz and Newton pulled these ideas together into a coherent whole and they are usually credited with the probably independent and nearly simultaneous "invention" of calculus. Newton was the first to apply calculus to general physics and Leibniz developed much of the notation used in calculus today; he often spent days determining appropriate symbols for concepts. It was generations after Newton and Leibniz that Cauchy, Riemann, and other mathematicians finally put calculus on a rigorous basis, with the definition of the limit, and the formal definition of the Riemann integral."
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It started with the Egyptians, expanded by Greeks, Indians and Romans and united with Algebra by Descartes. Riemann unseated Euclid and his geometry was used by Einstien for the Relativity theory.
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aryabhatta of india,he also discoved the decimal system-he was a great scientist of his time,most others would say arabs,but they don't know thay arysbhatta taught them.u know that there r 2 numeral systems-roman numerals and arab numerals but u would be surprised that it is actually india who invented the arab system,arabs r given the credit because they taught all our information to europe but said that they invented this system.
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Mathworld.com.  Or, if you type the subject your interested in followed by "Forum" in google, you'll find some good help that way.  Fore xample, "calculus forum".  Also, you can ask me whatever you want.
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Leonard Euler- greatest mathematician of all times\nPythagoras\nPascal\nDescartes\nFibonacci\nde Moivre