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essay on Srinivasa ramanujan in250 words​

Answer 1

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Srinivasa Ramanujan( 1887A.D- 1920A.D)

• one of the greatest mathematicians of India, Ramanujan contribution to the theory of of numbers has been perfound.
• she was indeed a mathematical phenomenon of the 20th century.
• this legendary genius of India ranks among all the time greats like eular and jacobi.
• Ramanujan just lived for 32 years but during he's such a short span he produced such theorems and formulae which even today remain unfathomable in the present age of super computers.
• he left behind him 4000 theorems and formulas.
• it is believed that this were the beginning of some great theory that he had at such a conceptual stage which failed to develop because of his premature and untimely demise.
• his personal life was as mysterious as his formulas and theorems.
• Ramanujan was deeply religious and United spiritually and mathematics.
• for the zero represented the absolute reality.
• researches are still struggling to understand the source of his remarkable genius in mathematics.
• it is believed that he was a great devotee of the Hindu goddess of creativity and that goddess used to visit him in dreams and she wrote equations on his tongue.
• Ramanujan was the first Indian to be elected by to the royal society of London.

Answer 2

Srinivasa Ramanujan:

• He was a great Mathematician and well known by our Indian people for his formulas and theories in the field of mathematics.
• He was born in the year 1887 on 22nd December at Madras.
• He had a very poor family background due to which he was not able to gain formal education in mathematics.
• But his passion for learning maths subject since his childhood took him further in his career.
• He was always interested in solving maths since childhood and had a good connection with this subject.
• Though he did not do any special studies for mathematics, he proved to be talented while getting admission to one of the universities by his vast knowledge about maths.
• Later in the 1900s, he started solving arithmetic and geometry on his own.
• He initially was into deep research for Euler's 15 decimal numbers. This was a total independent discovery.
• With much struggle and with help of his friends and teachers, he got into Cambridge University and studied there for five years.
• Hardy and Littlewood collabed with Ramanujan at Cambridge University.
• Together they invented the Hardy-Ramanujan number.
• His findings at Cambridge university were published there and became quite famous.
• He received a research degree by bachelor of arts in the year 1916 for his research in composite numbers.
• Ramanujan used to discover theorems and formulas which were never seen by anyone and would end up defeating many other mathematicians.
• In a very less span of time, he had done so many discoveries and findings.
• He died in the year 1920 on 26th April at the age of 32 due to Tuberculosis.