Attendees of the Mathemagical Meeting of Calculus Wizards

Welcome, esteemed mathematicians, to our secret gathering of Calculus Wizards! We've assembled an impressive array of minds to unravel the mysteries of the universe... or at least, optimize that one tricky integral.

Our esteemed attendees include:

• Bernhard Riemann, the master of Riemannian geometry and chief architect of our conference center's atrium
• Joseph Louis Lagrange, renowned for his work in analytical mechanics and ability to balance our conference budget
• Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, our resident expert on calculus of finite differences and chief coffee connoisseur
• Isaac Newton, the one who started it all (or at least, the one who made calculus slightly less painful)

Don't be shy, join us for an evening of mathemagical discussions, witty banter, and possibly a few well-timed calculus puns!

Stay tuned for our next meeting, where we'll tackle the intricacies of... Topology, anyone?