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A table this man published listing the lengths of chords in a circle is the earliest surviving expansion of a trigonometric function into a table. He innovatively included thousands of longitudes and latitudes the world map included in his (+) Geographia. In another field, this thinker posited "epicycles" to account for irregularities in his model of the universe as a series of nested spheres. The shift from that model to (*) Copernican thought was posited by Thomas Kuhn as a paradigm shift. For 10 points, name this Greek-Egyptian mathematician and astronomer whose conception of the cosmos prevailed for over a millennium.
A table this man published listing the lengths of chords in a circle is the earliest surviving expansion of a trigonometric function into a table.
Claudius {Ptolemy}