Interestingly, one of his famous tricks of computing complex integrals by parameterizing[1] and then differentiating under the integral is known as “Feynman’s trick” in his honour spite of it having been invented by Euler over 250 years before.
[1] https://zackyzz.github.io/feynman.html
A popular naming convention in Mathematics is to name things after the second person to discover them. The first person is Leonhard Euler.
A popular naming convention in Mathematics is to name things after the second person to discover them. The first person is Leonhard Euler.