Which famous mathematician was controversially used in Texas Instruments' 2014 calculator marketing campaign, causing academic debate about the appropriateness of the endorsement?

In the competitive world of educational mathematics products, companies employ various marketing strategies to differentiate their offerings. From innovative calculators to educational software, these companies invest in brand building and strategic endorsements to capture market share. Test your knowledge about how mathematics products have been marketed and branded throughout the years.

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• Andrew Wiles, with the tagline 'I would have proved Fermat's Last Theorem much sooner with a TI-84'
• Katherine Johnson, featuring her calculations from NASA missions with the slogan 'From space missions to your classroom'
• Terence Tao, claiming 'My Fields Medal work began on a TI calculator'
• Grigori Perelman, with the message 'Perfect proofs require perfect tools'

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