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On November 11th, 1675 Gottfried Leibniz first used integral calculus to find the area under a graph of y = f(x), thus ushering in an era of fierce debate and devision between the English scientific society that supported Isaac Newton's claim to the invention of the calculus and the continental scientist's adherence to Leibniz's assertion of primacy.
Though today, mathematics credits Leibniz and Newton with developing the calculus independently, Newton still receives the lion's share of credit in the wider culture. This Power Grid salutes ten of our greatest nearly unknown inventors and discoverers.
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