Grace Chisholm Young

Mathematician and author of textbooks

Grace Chisholm Young - Scientists & Innovators born March 15th, 1868
Born
Died

1944
81 years ago — 76 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

England

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Born in England, a mathematician contributed extensively to mathematical education and research. Collaborated with husband William Young, publishing several mathematical papers. Authored influential textbooks on calculus and geometry, enhancing accessibility of mathematics for students. Played a significant role in women's education in mathematics during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Actively engaged in various mathematical societies and advocated for increased participation of women in mathematics.

Published textbooks on calculus and geometry

Collaborated with William Young on mathematical papers

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