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Euler made large bounds in modern analytic geometry and trigonometry. He made decisive and formative contributions to
GeoMetry, CalcuLus and NumberTheory. In number theory he did much work in correspondence with Goldbach. He integrated
Leibniz's DifferentialCalculus and IsaacNewton's method of fluxions into mathematical analysis. In number theory he stated the
PrimeNumberTheorem and the LawOfBiquadraticReciprocity. 

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Euler made large bounds in modern analytic geometry and trigonometry. He made decisive and formative contributions to
GeoMetry, CalcuLus and NumberTheory. In number theory he did much work in correspondence with Goldbach. He integrated
Leibniz's DifferentialCalculus and IsaacNewton's method of fluxions into mathematical analysis. In number theory he stated the
PrimeNumberTheorem and the LawOfBiquadraticReciprocity. 

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Umm...did you get permission?  Is that page public domain?
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Euler made large bounds in modern analytic geometry and trigonometry. He made decisive and formative contributions to
GeoMetry, CalcuLus and NumberTheory. In number theory he did much work in correspondence with Goldbach. He integrated
Leibniz's DifferentialCalculus and IsaacNewton's method of fluxions into mathematical analysis. In number theory he stated the
PrimeNumberTheorem and the LawOfBiquadraticReciprocity. 

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Umm...did you get permission?  Is that page public domain?
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It doesn't have a copyright claim, but i'm not sure what is assumed by default. I'll email the author, and if i don't get a satisfactory answer, i'll delete the entry (or somebody else will probably will).
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