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Identify the following individual:
Lived: 1048 - 1131
A poet, philosopher, and scientist who calculated the length of a year to the most accurate value ever and showed how the intersections of conic sections can be utilized to yield geometric solutions of cubic equations.
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| Omar Khayyam |
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| Theodor Schwann |
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| André-Marie Ampère |
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| Daniel Bernoulli |
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