Which famous mathematician's name was used in a successful 2010 brand collaboration that revitalized a classic problem-solving tool for students?

The intersection of mathematics and retail creates fascinating product stories! Did you know that mathematical principles often guide product pricing, store layouts, and even shopping algorithms? Mathematics has revolutionized how products reach consumers through complex logistical solutions and predictive analytics. Test your knowledge about how one famous mathematician's work unexpectedly crossed into the world of retail and created a notable brand collaboration that changed how we think about problem-solving tools.

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Blaise Pascal, whose computational theories inspired the 'Pascal Precision' calculator line
Leonhard Euler, whose notation became the basis for the 'Euler Essentials' graphing tools
Benoit Mandelbrot, whose fractal patterns were featured in the 'Mandelbrot Collection' of Texas Instruments calculators
Ada Lovelace, whose algorithms inspired the 'Lovelace Logic' series of educational computing tools