Guo Shoujing

Hipparchus of Nicaea - founder of Trigonometry and constructed an accurate table of the ratios of sides of a right triangle.

Madhava - he made the first analysis of trigonometric functions and their infinite series.

- he introduced
spherical trigonometry in China

Francois Viete - he simplified the exposition of trigonometry through algebra

Claude Ptolemy - he wrote the Almagest and made a table for ratios of angles between 0 to 180 degrees.

Omar Khayyam
- he is a Persian
Nasir Eddin - he made the Law of sines and made the first independent treatise of trigonometry

Johann Bernoulli - he solved the problem of Caternary and contributed in modern Trigonometry

mathematician who solved the cubic equation

Menelaus of Alexandria - he wrote books I, II. And III about the spherical triangle.

Ibn Yunes

- he contributed in
Aristarchos of Samos - he wrote the book on the sites and distances of the sun and moon that introduced 360 degrees circle

Bartholomaeus Ptiscus - he coined the term Trigonometry and made the first textbook about it Leonhard Euler - he wrote the book Introductio in Analysin Infinitorum which defined trigonometric functions as ratios

Georg von Purbach - he used Arabic numerals to prepare a table of sines

the trigonometric functions and identity

Al-Jayyani
Aryabhatta - he introduced the Pi and its value which is 3.14

-he wrote the book

Johann Muller - he introduced Arabic algebraic and trigonometric methods in Germany

Bhaskara I - he introduced formula for the sine of an acute angle without the use of a table

of unknown arcs of a sphere and contributed in the spherical trigonometry Ab al-Waf' al Bzjn - he introduced the six trigonometric functions
Dark Ages

William Oughtred - he made abbreviations for sin, cos and tan and introduced the X in multiplication

Abraham de Moivre
- he wrote the

Jamshid al Kadhi
- he is the first to

Bhramagupta - he redeveloped Bhaskara Is formula

Georg Joachim Iserin - he relates trigonometric functions to angles

explicit a statement for the Law of Sines

Renaissance Period

book Miscellanea Analytica which is about the special reference to infinite series
Modern Times

Ancient Period

Medieval Period