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Great mathematician Ramanujan was born in Tamil Nadu, India
he was Brahmin by birth
His family was very poor
he was deprived of education in his childhood
but then he done Research and send his research work to England to doctor h. hardy
he was Brahmin by birth
His family was very poor
he was deprived of education in his childhood
but then he done Research and send his research work to England to doctor h. hardy
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One of the greatest mathematicians of India, Ramanujan’s contribution to the theory of numbers has been profound. He was indeed a mathematical phenomenon of the twentieth century. This legendary genius of India ranks among the all time greats like Euler and Jacobi.
Ramanujan lived just for 32 years but during this short span he produced such theorems and formulae which even today remain unfathomable in the present age of super computers. He left behind him about 4000 formulae and theorems.
Ramanujan was deeply religious and united spirituality and mathematics. For him the zero represented the Absolute Reality. Researchers are still struggling to understand the source of his remarkable genius in mathematics.
His interest and devotion to mathematics was to the point of obsession. He ignored everything else and would play with numbers day and night on a slate and in his mind. One day he came to possess G.S Carr’s “Synopsis of Pure Mathematics”, which contained over 6,000 formulae in Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus but contained no proofs.
Ramanujan was married to a nine year old girl called lauaki and it added more to his family responsibilities. With the recommendation of the Collector of Nellore, who was very much impressed by his mathematical genius, Ramanujan sound a clerk’s job at Madras Fort Trust. In 1913 he came across an article written by Professor Hardy.
Ramanujan stayed at Cambridge for four years and during this period he produced many papers of great mathematical significance in collaboration with his mentor Professor Hardy. His phenomenal and exceptional genius was recognized all over the academic world.
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Here's your answer!!
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One of the greatest mathematicians of India, Ramanujan’s contribution to the theory of numbers has been profound. He was indeed a mathematical phenomenon of the twentieth century. This legendary genius of India ranks among the all time greats like Euler and Jacobi.
Ramanujan lived just for 32 years but during this short span he produced such theorems and formulae which even today remain unfathomable in the present age of super computers. He left behind him about 4000 formulae and theorems.
Ramanujan was deeply religious and united spirituality and mathematics. For him the zero represented the Absolute Reality. Researchers are still struggling to understand the source of his remarkable genius in mathematics.
His interest and devotion to mathematics was to the point of obsession. He ignored everything else and would play with numbers day and night on a slate and in his mind. One day he came to possess G.S Carr’s “Synopsis of Pure Mathematics”, which contained over 6,000 formulae in Algebra, Trigonometry and Calculus but contained no proofs.
Ramanujan was married to a nine year old girl called lauaki and it added more to his family responsibilities. With the recommendation of the Collector of Nellore, who was very much impressed by his mathematical genius, Ramanujan sound a clerk’s job at Madras Fort Trust. In 1913 he came across an article written by Professor Hardy.
Ramanujan stayed at Cambridge for four years and during this period he produced many papers of great mathematical significance in collaboration with his mentor Professor Hardy. His phenomenal and exceptional genius was recognized all over the academic world.
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#BE BRAINLY
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