Another object named for this man follows the curve "e to the quantity negative x squared over two, all over the square root of two pi.
A method of solving systems of linear equations in matrix form is known as this man's namesake "elimination," and that method was extended for putting a matrix into reduced row echelon form by Jordan. Another object named for this man follows the curve "e to the quantity negative x squared over two, all over the square root of two pi." All distributions of repeated events converge to a form of that distribution according to the Central Limit Theorem, so it is also referred to as the Normal Distribution. For 10 points, name this German who also names two of Maxwell's equations.
A method of solving systems of linear equations in matrix form is known as this man's namesake "elimination," and that method was extended for putting a matrix into reduced row echelon form by Jordan.
Carl Friedrich {Gauss}