Dannyalcatraz said:Yes- that's problematic, and this situation does crop up from time to time: Issac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz both invented Calculus independently of one another, but most only remember or credit Newton. There have been lots of discussions on how to handle it, none has accumulated any real consensus.
Actually, there is a consensus. It is considered accurate to say that Newton developed the Calculus, and Leibniz is responsible for certain refinements and the notation that is used for most purposes today. So sayeth my Math History professor, and he'd know.
