This man apocryphally dedicated his Elementary Treatise on Determinants to Queen Victoria, who had wanted him to dedicate his next book to her.
This scientist invented a device called the Nyctograph, which allowed for note-taking in the dark if one got an idea while in bed. In an 1876 essay, this man proposed a namesake method for extending the Condorcet method of voting in which candidates are swapped until a winner is found. His namesake condensation is a method of computing the determinants of square matrices. This man apocryphally dedicated his Elementary Treatise on Determinants to Queen Victoria, who had wanted him to dedicate his next book to her. Serving for many years as the Mathematical Lecturer at Christ Church, this scientist was inspired in another venture by his rowing trips with children such as Henry and Alice Liddell. For 10 points, name this mathematician better known as the author of books like Through the Looking Glass.
This scientist invented a device called the Nyctograph, which allowed for note-taking in the dark if one got an idea while in bed.
Lewis Carroll [or Charles Lutwidge Dodgson] &lt;Cheyne&gt;