National Mathematics Day honors Srinivasa Ramanujan, a self-taught genius born in 1887. His groundbreaking work on series and ...
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The Hardy–Ramanujan number: What 1729 reveals about Srinivasa Ramanujan, even to non-mathematicians
We explore the Hardy–Ramanujan number to explain two things about the legendary Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, on ...
Every December 22, India celebrates National Mathematics Day as a comfortable tribute to Srinivasa Ramanujan: A genius ...
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How a worn-out elbow etched Ramanujan into mathematical infinity
On National Mathematics Day 2025, India remembers Srinivasa Ramanujan not just as a prodigy of numbers, but as a symbol of ...
In] any piece of beautiful mathematics, you almost always find that there is a physical system which actually mirrors the ...
It’s not surprising to read how incoming college freshman cant do basic math. Its been going on for years. America is in a science/technological race with China and we are more focused on worthless ...
Having stripped Medicaid and made health care far more expensive for the poor, the president just had to reveal his superior replacement idea for the American people. Trump recently stated he was not ...
Affordability is today’s Holy Grail catch-phrase of political ambition. How this can be accomplished is vague, but there is nothing in the Williams Village expansion that addresses affordability by ...
The longest government shutdown in U.S. history has ended. The media will spin this as a complicated political standoff. It wasn't. The math tells the story. Senate Democrats blocked a clean ...
Regarding the Bloomberg guest editorial, “For too many kids, math isn’t adding up” (Nov. 20 print edition): Memorizing math rules does not always lead to understanding math problems. It may lead to ...
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Re: “Checking our math” (Oct. 19, Opinion): Math is a tool. For example, it is the basis for understanding the turn of a screw, the force and angle demanded to hammer a nail, the measurement required ...
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