Madhava
Madhava of Sangamagrama was a 14th-century Indian mathematician and astronomer known for his pioneering work in infinite series, trigonometry, and calculus. He founded the Kerala School of Astronomy and Mathematics, which made significant contributions to mathematical analysis and laid the groundwork for later developments in calculus. His most notable achievement includes the approximation of π and the creation of series expansions for trigonometric functions.
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Madhava contributed to the development of formulas for π in the 14th century.
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