41. Indian Mathematicians: Latest News, Photos And Videos Explore Profile of Indian Mathematicians at Connect.in.com, see Indian Mathematicians web of connections, news, videos, photos and post your opinions http://connect.in.com/indian-mathematicians/profile.html

42. Soc.Religion.Hindu Archives: Re:REQUEST: Ancient Indian Mathematicians ReREQUEST Ancient Indian Mathematicians Posted By Prasenjit Medhi (medhi@worldnet.att.net) Tue, 26 Aug 1997 134633 0400. Messages sorted by Next message Posted By Syyoon http://hindunet.org/srh_home/1997_8/0055.html

Re:REQUEST: Ancient Indian Mathematicians Posted By Prasenjit Medhi ( medhi@worldnet.att.net Tue, 26 Aug 1997 13:46:33 -0400 Messages sorted by: [ author ] [ date ] [ subject ] [ thread ] Next message: Posted By Syyoon@aol.com: "ARTICLE : bindi" Previous message: Posted By Shikaripura Harihareswara: "ARTICLE : Worship of the Divine Mother, Sri Lalita (A Lengthy Article)" I have included a few important details about just a few of the most famous ancient Indian mathematicians from past years. To my mind, the most important and most influential of these figures were Aryabhatta and Panini. Aryabhatta had an excellent understanding of the Keplerian Universe more than a thousand years before Kepler, while Panini made a remarkable analysis of language, namely Sanskrit, which was not matched for 2,500 years, until the modern Bacchus form, in the 20th century. ***Aryabhata the Elder Born: 476 in Kusumapura (now Patna), India Died: 550 in India Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Welcome page Aryabhata wrote Aryabhatiya , finished in 499, which is a summary of Hindu

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44. ANCIENT INDIAN MATHEMATICIANS Baudhayana ( 800 BC about 740 BC) .Nothing much is known about Baudhayana, apart from the fact that he was a priest and a skilled craftsman. His interest in mathematics http://hubpages.com/hub/ANCIENT-INDIAN-MATHEMATICIANS

boonity_hpads_user_id = "0"; boonity_hpads_category = "knowledge"; HubPages sign in start a new hub my account ... Feed site hubs All Topics Education and Science Math Mathematicians ANCIENT INDIAN MATHEMATICIANS ANCIENT INDIAN MATHEMATICIANS rate or flag this page Tweet this By Baudhayana ( 800 BC - about 740 BC) .Nothing much is known about Baudhayana, apart from the fact that he was a priest and a skilled craftsman. His interest in mathematics must have purely for ritualistic practices like construction of altars for sacrifices and mundane needs of a craftsman. In the Sulbasutra of which he was the earliest contributor, we find geometric solutions to linear equations of a single unknowns and approximate values of √2 correct to five decimal places. Though there are several values of π mentioned in Baudhayana's Sulbasutra, the nearest is Manava (750 BC - about 690 BC) Manava Sulbasutra was not only brought out much later than Baudhayana’s Sulbasutra, but is also a minor one. His work contains approximate constructions of circles from rectangles, and squares from circles. In Manava’s works he was able to calculate the value of π = Apastamba (600 BC - about 540 BC) Like Budhayana and Apastamba, is a shadowy figure of antiquity about whose personal life nothing much is known. In his version of Sulvasutra, there are six chapters and he was able to solve the The general linear equation 1 +

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