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World-famous contemporary mathematics master?
Green green (there are many people with green surnames, but they are all awesome anyway)

Nan Lie Lie (created the famous Lie group, which is the most important concept in modern mathematics and physics)

Euler (later blind, but its greatness is rarely compared with it) Gauss (some people don't need to explain, Gauss is one)

Sturm Sturm (Joseph Liouville -Sturm Theorem, highly praised by Mr. Wuyi)

Riemann Riemann (I don't know the name, that is, I don't know that mathematicians exist in the world)

Neumann Neumann (built the first computer, the last all-rounder in mathematics and physics in human history)

Caratheodory Kara Theodore (founder of external measures, once a nobleman)

Newton Newton (name with cow, real cow)

Jordan Jordan (Jordan standard, the spiritual leader of French mathematics before Poincare)

Laplace Laplace (this man has too many things everywhere)

Wiener Wiener (genius and pervert, later a professor at MIT)

Thales Thales (a famous ancient Greek philosopher, there is an anecdote about his hoarding and getting rich)

Maxwell Maxwell (Maxwell equation in electromagnetism)

Riesz Ritz (Riesz representation theorem in functional, first place in Hungarian mathematics competition)

Fourier Fourier (an annoying Fourier transform, he is blacker than Galois)

Nott Nott (the greatest female mathematician, the mother of abstract algebra)

Kepler Kepler (person who studies the movement of planets around the sun)

Kolmogorov Kolmogorov Golov (Soviet super-awesome rotten person, unruly all his life)

Borel Borel (who has studied mathematical analysis and real analysis and knows this person)

Sobolev Sobolev (the famous Sobolev space, which changed the writing of modern PDE)

Dirchlet Dirichlet (Riemann's teacher, another great Liao Ruoxing Chen)

Lebegleberg (pioneer of practical analysis, whose name is often used to modify the term measure)

Leibniz Leibniz (arguing with Newton about who invented calculus, and his notation made calculus easy to master)

Abel Abel (genius, there are not many names in adjective form, Abel is one)

Lagrange Lagrange (there are three great men named L in France, he, Laplace and Legendre)

Ramanujan Ramanuyang (gifted, died of homesickness)

Lyapunov (loves differential equations and dynamical systems, but loves his wife more)

Holder-Holder inequality (the one in L-p space)

Poisson Poisson (Poisson process in probability, also a pure mathematician)

The pronunciation of Nikodym is hard to say (there is the famous Ladon -Nikodym theorem)

H. hopf hopf (Master of Differential Geometry, a good friend of Mr. Chen Shengshen)

Pythagoras Pythagoras (discoverer of western Pythagoras theorem)

Berber (famous Berber class)

Haar Haar (there is a Haar measure who used to be a celebrity in G? ttingen)

Fermat Fermat (Fermat's Last Theorem, the best amateur mathematician, boasted a lot)

Kroneck Kroneck (great, persecuting Cantor to the madhouse)

E. Lao Dao Landau (super-rich mathematician, analytic number theory)

Markov process

Wronski lonski (there is a wronski determinant in the differential equation, which is used to solve linear equations)

Zermelo zermelo (an expert in set theory, whose axiomatic system is named after him)

Rucheru (Rucheru Theorem in Complex Functions)

Taylor Taylor (there are many Taylor, and the most familiar one may be the one developed by Taylor)

Urysohn Ourisson (the famous Urysohn theorem in topology) Frechet is extremely difficult to pronounce, and Frechet space in functional.

Pickup truck (pickup truck theorem, high-spirited, very unpopular)

Schauder Chaudeur (Schauder fixed point theorem with Schauder basis in functional)

Poincare Poincare (Shakespeare in mathematics) Peano piano (Peano axiom, related to mathematical induction) Zuo En Zuo En (Zuo En lemma, proving everything that seems obvious).