Andrew Wiles is a contemporary mathematician renowned for proving Fermat's Last

Theorem, one of the most famous unsolved problems in mathematics for over 350 years.
Wiles' proof, announced in 1994, demonstrated that there are no whole number solutions for
the equation x^n + y^n = z^n when n is greater than 2. This groundbreaking achievement
solidified Wiles' place among the greatest mathematicians of our time.

These mathematicians represent just a fraction of the many brilliant minds who have made
significant contributions to mathematics. Their theorems, rules, and formulas have advanced
mathematical understanding and influenced subsequent research, shaping the field's
development and applications in various disciplines. Their enduring impact continues to
inspire and guide mathematicians today.