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Karl Wilhelm Feuerbach

1800-1834

German mathematician who discovered the Euler circle, also called the "nine point circle of a triangle." Feuerbach's other significant contribution to mathematics was his work on homogeneous coordinates, which he developed simultaneously with (and independently of) August Möbius in 1827.

A brilliant student with great potential, Feuerbach was ill for much of his life and practiced mathematics for only six years.

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