For ten points, name this mathematician, who gave his name to a famous mathemtatical hypothesis.
This man gave his name to a differintegral modified by Caputo, a formula linking Euler characteristics involving a ramified surface, a lemma that relates Fourier transforms and L1 functions, a curvature tensor for modifying his namesake manifolds surfaces that can define holomorphic functions, a problem about the number of 0s and their occurrence in his namesake zeta-function, and a sum which gives the area under the curve. For ten points, name this mathematician, who gave his name to a famous mathemtatical hypothesis.
This man gave his name to a differintegral modified by Caputo, a formula linking Euler characteristics involving a ramified surface, a lemma that relates Fourier transforms and L1 functions, a curvature tensor for modifying his namesake manifolds surfaces that can define holomorphic functions, a problem about the number of 0s and their occurrence in his namesake zeta-function, and a sum which gives the area under the curve.
George Friedrich Bernhard {Riemann}