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Bhāskarāchārya’s Bījaganita, Invocation (Translated by Late Prof. S. K. Abhyankar, Pune)

The posts are written by gaurish and notgaurish. We (at least) try to follow the philosophy:

A smile is a curve that can set lot of things straight.

– Phyllis Diller (Comedian)

gaurish: Following are few fun facts about him:

DisclaimerGaurish claims to love mathematics but doesn’t intend to give any proof.

notgaurish: This person, who is my best friend, prefers to keep an air of mystery about her.


We support Aspies (one who has Asperger’s Syndrome).

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People identifying with Asperger syndrome may refer to themselves in casual conversation as aspies. (Mary & Max © Melodrama Pictures 2008)

[Last Edited: 11 June 2018]

15 responses

  1. Hi, am Kevin. I have been reading your journals and i really got fascinated.Am a lover of NP-Hard problem and currently working on bin packing problem. If possible can you share on caving degree theories if you don’t mind. Looking forward to hear from you.

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  2. Hi brother Gaurish!

    I am a 11th student in CBSE. I love maths like anything and I want to pursue maths. How will be the study and the concepts in colleges and how is NISER regarding maths?

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    • Recently, one of my classmate was suffering from a disease with “gangrene” like symptoms. I personally talked to a doctor and motivated him to leave his careless attitude and visit a doctor. Luckily, it was just a minor blood clotting and he was cured.

      I was worried about him because he is mathematically gifted and he is very important for development of mathematics. I felt pain by thought of his loss, but it isn’t love. It was greed.

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