William Jones
- 1675 – July 1, 1749
- Early modern
- Science

William Jones, FRS was a Welsh mathematician best known for his use of the symbol π to represent the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. He was a close friend of Sir Isaac Newton and Sir Edmund Halley.
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Who was born first?
- William Jones and Samuel Clarke were born the same year
- William Jones was born 1 year before Maria Clara Eimmart
- William Jones was born 1 year before Jacopo Riccati
- William Jones was born 2 years before Jacques Cassini
- William Jones was born 2 years after Alessandro Marcello
Timeline
- Alessandro MarcelloAugust 24, 1673 – June 19, 1747
- Samuel ClarkeOctober 11, 1675 – May 17, 1729
- William Jones (this page)1675 – July 1, 1749
- Jacopo RiccatiMay 28, 1676 – April 15, 1754
- Maria Clara EimmartMay 27, 1676 – October 28, 1707
- Jacques CassiniFebruary 18, 1677 – April 15, 1756
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