MEDIEVAL MATHEMATICS

During the Dark Ages, which subjects were valued by the scholastic scholars?

What system was used for trade and calculation in Europe during the 4th to 12th Centuries?

Who translated Al-Khwarizmi's important book on algebra into Latin in the 12th Century?

What was the most important contribution of Leonardo of Pisa to European mathematics?

Who was the first to use fractional exponents and work on infinite series in the 14th Century?

Which German scholar separated trigonometry from astronomy and wrote the first great book on trigonometry?

Whose prescient ideas on the infinite and the infinitesimal directly influenced later mathematicians like Gottfried Leibniz and Georg Cantor?

Who held some distinctly non-standard intuitive ideas about the universe and the Earth's position in it, and about the elliptical orbits of the planets and relative motion?

Which mathematician of the 15th Century had ideas that foreshadowed the later discoveries of Copernicus and Kepler?

Who was the first to prove that the harmonic series 1⁄1 + 1⁄2 + 1⁄3 + 1⁄4 + 1⁄5… is a divergent infinite series?