indian mathematicians

7. Nicknamed the “Human Computer,” she held the Guinness world record for the fastest human computation, multiplying two 13-digit numbers in 28 seconds
8. A 20th-century mathematician who contributed to design theory and error-correcting codes—his work is vital in statistics and cryptography.
11. Self-taught genius from Tamil Nadu whose intuitive grasp of number theory amazed mathematicians; collaborated with Hardy in Cambridge.
12. Hindu astrologer who lived in Varanasi and wrote an astronomical work called the Makaranda sāriṇī which included tables for the calculation of the planetary movements.
14. a fields medal-winning mathematician of indian origin, known for his revolutionary workin number theory and algebraic geometry.
15. A follower of Aryabhata, he provided an accurate sine approximation formula and wrote Aryabhatiyabhashya, a detailed commentary on Aryabhata’s work.
16. A key figure in the Kerala school of astronomy and mathematics, he refined planetary models and made advancements in calculus-like ideas.

1. An influential mathematician and physicist who made major contributions to representation theory and Lie groups.
2. A recreational mathematician known for curious number properties—including a famous constant that starts with 6174.
3. Introduced the concept of zero, approximated π (pi) to 3.1416, and developed early trigonometric functions.
4. A pioneer in statistics, known for the Cramér–xxx bound and xxx–Blackwell theorem.
5. Known for contributions to algebraic geometry and mathematical physics.
6. Known for his work in astronomy and mathematics, especially combinatorics and trigonometric functions.
9. He gave the solution of the general linear equation and also gave two equivalent solutions to the general quadratic equation
10. His work in quantum mechanics led to the discovery of a class of particles named after him—Bose-Einstein statistics.
13. he authored Lilavati and Bijaganita, covering algebra, arithmetic, and calculus-like concepts centuries before Newton