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Renowned mathematician and scientist, Professor Shri C. K. Raju bursts the Western superiority notion regarding mathematics education in this Sangam Talk: https://buff.ly/2ZtzEfC.
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[New Talk] Pingala was the first ancient Indian prosodist and mathematician to develop and use the binary number system while studying and analyzing Sanskrit poetic meters in his work Chandahshastra. Also, he is accredited for his vital inventions, including what later got found in the West as Pascal’s triangle and Fibonacci numbers.
Shri Chandrahas Halai, an eminent personality with multiple professional qualifications, including engineer, scientist, mathematician, and author, reveals Pingala's tremendous contributions to ancient Indian mathematics in this enlightening session.
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Ancient Indian prosodist and mathematician Pingala was the first to develop and use the binary number system while studying and analyzing Sanskrit poetic meters in his work Chandahshastra composed around the third century BCE. Know more in this enlightening session: https://buff.ly/3ilq9W2.
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[New Talk] Shri A. Vinod Karuvarakundu, the Dakshin Bharat coordinator of Shiksha Sanskriti Uthan Nyas and a member of the National Monitoring Committee for Education under the Ministry of Education, GOI, reveals the contribution of Kerala to the world of mathematics and how the mathematical tradition flourished in the state, tracing the lineage of the Vedic tradition with a general introduction to the twenty most prominent mathematicians of the period beginning from Vararuchi in the 4th century CE to Sankara Varman in the 18th century.
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Shri A. Vinod Karuvarakundu reveals the contributions of Sankara Narayana, a forgotten astronomer-mathematician from Kerala and a disciple of mathematician Govindasvami, to observatory mathematics.
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The knowledge of trigonometric functions, including Sine, Cosine, and Tangent (well known as Sin, Cos, and Tan), is mentioned in Dhanurveda as derived from the pictorial replica of the Dhanush (bow). Historian Dr. M.L. Raja explains.
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