Category:Named Theorems/Clavius
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This category contains results named for Christopher Clavius.
German jesuit and logician.
Best known for:
- Clavius's Law (also written as Clavius' Law), otherwise known as the Consequentia Mirabilis, which states that if by assuming the negation of a proposition you can prove its truth, then that proposition is true.
- Being instrumental in the development of the Gregorian calendar.
- Writing highly-acclaimed and well-received text-books.
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