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it was the Indian mathematician Bhaskara who proved that is infunity

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Ramanujan

The Man Who Knew Infinity, a biopic on Ramanujan—a legendary mathematician born in 1887 in modern Tamil Nadu—released in India on Friday reminded his admirers of this dollop of history. A man with no formal training in mathematics, he would go on to secure several remarkable breakthroughs in his short life of 32 years

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Ramanujan

The Man Who Knew Infinity, a biopic on Ramanujan—a legendary mathematician born in 1887 in modern Tamil Nadu—released in India on Friday reminded his admirers of this dollop of history. A man with no formal training in mathematics, he would go on to secure several remarkable breakthroughs in his short life of 32 years

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