John Pell

Mathematician and linguist with notable works

John Pell - Scientists & Innovators born March 1st, 1611
Born
Died

1685
341 years ago — 74 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

United Kingdom

Links & References

Born in England in 1611, significant contributions to mathematics and linguistics characterized the work. Published several influential texts, including translations and commentaries on mathematical works. Developed and promoted the use of Arabic numerals in England. Contributed to the understanding of polynomial equations and was involved in the introduction of new mathematical concepts during the 17th century.

Published mathematical texts and translations

Promoted use of Arabic numerals in England

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