Workshop explores S Ramanujan's work
ALLAHABAD: To commemorate the 125th birth anniversary of great Indian mathematician S Ramanujan, a three-day workshop titled 'Emerging trends in Ramanajun's Mathematics and its applications in the field of q-Hypergeometric series' is in progress from December 22 to December 24 at the National academy of Sciences India (NASI) here.
The technical session on the second day started with a lecture by P Sundaram, who narrated the events of Ramanujan's life year-wise.S N Singh (Purvanchal University) discussed False Theta function with participants in detail. He elaborated detailed contribution of George Andrews and Bruce Burne and motivated young mathematicians saying the wonderful contribution by Ramanujan is an example to follow. He introduced different phases of false theta function and motivated participants to research in this particular field of Ramanujan Mathematics.
Another lecture was delivered by M A Pathan (AMU) in which he discussed the Ramanujan Elliptical Integral and various entries mentioned in Ramanujan's lost note book. He established the proofs of these entries to inspire young researchers and motivate them to go ahead in this particular field of Ramanujan Mathematics. The last lecture was delivered by P K Banerji (former president of IMS) on Fractional Calculus and its application in Mathematical Physics.
The technical session on the second day started with a lecture by P Sundaram, who narrated the events of Ramanujan's life year-wise.S N Singh (Purvanchal University) discussed False Theta function with participants in detail. He elaborated detailed contribution of George Andrews and Bruce Burne and motivated young mathematicians saying the wonderful contribution by Ramanujan is an example to follow. He introduced different phases of false theta function and motivated participants to research in this particular field of Ramanujan Mathematics.
Another lecture was delivered by M A Pathan (AMU) in which he discussed the Ramanujan Elliptical Integral and various entries mentioned in Ramanujan's lost note book. He established the proofs of these entries to inspire young researchers and motivate them to go ahead in this particular field of Ramanujan Mathematics. The last lecture was delivered by P K Banerji (former president of IMS) on Fractional Calculus and its application in Mathematical Physics.
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