Sreenivasa Ramanujan is undoubtedly one of the greatest mathematical geniuses, this world has ever seen. A natural genius has given vast mathematical works in his very short span of life time and many of his theorems still remain clueless because of its direct results without proofs.
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| Professor Hardy |
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| At Cambridge |
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| His Wife taken in 1994 |
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| His home, Where he born |
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| Ramanujan Rare photograph |
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| Ramanujans Note books |
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| Circulated photo of Ramanujan |
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| His handwriting and mathematical work |
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| His mother |
Time line of important events
in Ramanujans Life
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Born 22 December 1887
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1892 – Started School Education
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1904 – Completed school education
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1897-1902 – exposed to some serious and formal
mathematics and this led him to master mathematics and made him propose
numerous theorems of his own
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1905-1908- Left home, struggled in life and
enrolled in Pachiayappa college and left without finishing the course because
of failure in other subjects.
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1909 – Married to Janaki Ammal and He suffered
serious health issues during this period
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1913 – Ramanujan sent his works to Hardy
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1914 – Moved to London to work with Hardy and
spent five years there
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1918 – got fellowship in Trinity college,
Cambridge, First Indian to get
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1920 – died of various health issues
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Alas! What a great loss for humanity!!!!
ReplyDeletee was a genius of all times. Stars don't twinkle for long. He was blessed.
ReplyDeleteStrange that his genius and contributions are not extolled far and wide.
ReplyDeleteI will continue from where he stopped
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Thank you for sharing. I'm amazed his handwriting is so beautiful. I'm guessing he used some type of dip pen with a flex nib. Dip pens were always and still are more affordable than fountain pens. Ball point pens didn't exist at that time.
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