BY NAME : CDT.R.S. Arvind
 ROLL NO : 6684
 CLASS
:X-C
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srinivasa iyengar Ramanujam was born
on 22 december 1887 to a middle class
orthadox family in kumbakonam.
 He did not pursue any type of formal
education in the field of mathematics.
 but he had a special interest in maths.
 due to that he went to cambridge
university to to study maths.

his academic
advisors were
G.H.Hardy and
J.E.Littlewood.
• he was member
of royal society
and trinity college
in cambridge.
•He was born to
K.Srinivasa iyengar
and Komalatmal.
•He published his
work in indian
mathematician
society.
•
he was later married
to 9 year old girl
namely janaki ammal
on 14 july 1909.
• after his marriage he
was jobless then he
went door to door for
job .
• later for money he
tutored college
students .
• the first problem he
proposed was
•
in his early life in
1912 he got a job as
a peon in madras
accountant general
office with a salary of
rupee 20 per month.
•G.H.Hardy was an
acadmic advisor in
cambridge .
•He was known for his
number theory and
mathematicial
analysis.
• Hardy considered
Ramanujam to be a
mathematician of
highest quality.
•
when hardy was
admited in a hospital
later ramanujam
came to visit he
came in a cab which
was numbered 1729.
• when ramanujam
mentioned it hardy
commented it was
uninteresting .
• suddenly
ramanujam stated
that 1729 was the
smallest natural
number which is the
sum of two cubes in
two different ways .
•
after he was
affected by
tuberculosis he
returned to india .
• in 1994 dr a b
young concluded
that he had
hepatic
amoebasis .
•He was awarded
BA Degree by
research [PhD].
• HE DIED IN 26
APRIL 1920 IN
CHETPUT ,MADRAS
PRESIDENCY ,
BRITISH INDIA .
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