Peter Borwein was a notable Canadian mathematician recognized for his contributions to various fields, including number theory, approximation theory, and computational mathematics. He was particularly well-known for his work on mathematical constants and for developing algorithms for computing π (pi) and other transcendental numbers. Borwein was also an advocate for the use of computers in mathematical research and education. He co-authored several influential papers and books, often collaborating with his brother, Jonathan Borwein.
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