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Srinivasa Ramanujan

The men who knew infinity 

Mathematics genius 


BORN                           December 22, 1887
                                      Erode, India


DIED                             April 26, 1920 (aged 32)
                                      Kumbakonam, India

SUBJECTS OF              Partition function
STUDY 
 
IQ LEVEL                    182

Math Wizard Yes, today we are going to talk about a man called the wizard of the match who is not interested in introduction today.

Srinivasa Ramanujan is a man who changed the world of mathematics

Due to whose given principles, the world is benefiting today.


LIFE STORY -  He was born in Erode city of Tamil Nadu.  His father's name was K. Srinivasa lyengar and mother's name was Komalatammal.   

* Ramanujan very clever student since,       childhood

* Ramanujan's childhood was spent in  Kumbakonam, which is still famous for ancient temples.  He would go there and write math formulas on the floor of temples.

* On 1 October 1892, he enrolled in the local school

* And he topped every class till class 10, due to which scholarship

* He was very interested in the match since his childhood and he used to get into it, but gradually his interest in the match started to increase a lot, due to which he and other subjects started failing.

* But after coming in 11th class, He failed in the subject due to his interest in the match, due to which his scholarship was terminated.

* After leaving class 12th in 1960, he left school and spent 5 years with great difficulty, neither was he given any job nor any work.

* He was married to a girl named Janaki in 1908

* Due to which they were sold and those who used to research math, they gave up and found jobs.

* Then he came to Madras for a job and he did not get that job and due to his unwell health, he returned.

* Then he met a man named Veer Ramaswamy who recognized his talent and gave him a scholarship of 25 rupees per month.

* Due to which he did research in 1 year while living in Madras and he published his first research whose title - Properties of bernoulli number

*  And fortunately, he got a clerk job in Madras.  Due to not enough work in it, I could continue my research.

*  Ramanujan showed his research to a professor, and the professor sent that research professor to G. H. Hardy, one of the world's most famous mathematicians.


* And from here the turning point of his life started.  He then went to London and became his closest friend Professor G. H. Hardy  in London

*  Professor Hardy recognizes his talent and is shocked.  He saw this from a very talented person.

* Then both of them did a lot of research

*   And after some time due to his ill health, he has to return to India

* He died 1 year after his return to India from England because he got the Tb

* one of the great mathematics left us




1.   Did You know who teach Ramanujan all  this ? 

Ans : Nilgiri Devi was taught to Ramanujan
When Hardy asked Ramanujan how do you do this, he replied


2.   London: Almost a century after his death, Indian maths genius Srinivasa Ramanujan's cryptic deathbed theory has been proven correct and scientists say it could explain the behaviour of black holes. ... A black hole is a region of spacetime from which gravity prevents anything, including light, from escaping.
 
3. Do you know that Hollywood has made a movie on them. 

4. Do you know that his house has now become a museum


                                                                                 


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