/ Maths, ScientistsSome people get to ride the roller coaster bike of their life for only a few years but can significantly impact humankind even in their unfortunately short lifespan. And it wouldn’t be exaggerating if I say that Srinivasa Ramanujan truly …
A Century Later: How Ramanujan’s Work Is Being Used To Study The Universe. Read More »
/ MathsThere exists an exciting conjecture that is extremely easy to solve and so interesting that if I wrote its statement here, even you would be tempted to grab a pen and paper to give it a try. And what if …
Collatz Conjecture: The Simplest Conjecture in Mathematics That No One Has Ever Proved Read More »
/ MathsPierre de Fermat blessed the world with a problem that took 358 years to be solved. Often called the founder of the modern theory of numbers, Pierre de Fermat was born in Beaumont-de-Lomagne, France. Although he was a lawyer by …
A Mathematical Problem That Took 358 Years For The Mathematicians To Solve. Read More »
/ MathsToday’s story is a very interesting one and possibly, one of the few stories on this science blog so strongly related to politics. March 14 is when most of the die-hard mathematics fans (and science fans in general) celebrate the …
The Indiana Pi Bill: When a Politician Proposed to Change the Value of Pi. Read More »
The Riemann Hypothesis. Probably the best-known unsolved problem in mathematics. Well, just as in every other scientific field, we still have unsolved mysteries and discoveries for which scientists give their whole lives. One interesting feature of mathematics is that problems …
Have a Look at the Hardest Problem in Mathematics Worth $1 Million. Read More »
/ Maths, ScientistsThis article on Ramanujan is a guest article by Radhika Bangar from Maharashtra, India. “An equation means nothing to me unless it expresses a thought of God.” In the history of Mathematics, this name is still applauded with great respect …
