Srinivasa Ramanujan

 Srinivasa Ramanujan

Srinivasa Ramanujan becomes one of India's most noteworthy numerical masters. He made tremendous commitments to the insightful hypothesis of numbers and chipped away at elliptic capacities, intending with parts and boundless collection. Ramanujan kept fostering his numerical mind and started out to present and take care of troubles inside the journal of the Indian Mathematical Society.

  He created family members between particular elliptic situations in 1910. After dispensing an extraordinary exploration paper on Bernoulli numbers in 1911 in the journal of the Indian Mathematical Society, he earned respect for his paintings. Notwithstanding his absence of a university diploma, he has become top-notch within the Madras vicinity as a numerical virtuoso.

   In 1911 Ramanujan moved toward the organizer behind the Indian Mathematical Society for steerage on a project. After this, he became delegated to his most memorable work, a brief submission in the Accountant popular's office in Madras. It was then proposed that he approach Ramachandra Rao, a Collector at Nellore. Ramachandra Rao became a pioneering character from the Indian Mathematical Society who helped start the science library.