Jalandhar 31 January (Jaswinder Azad)- On the second day of the 8th 5-day INSPIRE-Camp at KanyaMahaVidyalaya-The Heritage and Autonomous Institution, Jalandhar,Dr.Arvind Kumar Gupta (Department of Mathematics IIT Ropar). He delivered a discourse on 'Ramanujan number Theory'.. He enlightened the students with the life history of the great Indian self taught Mathematician Srinivasan Ramanujan and his great work in number theory. He told that how he became famous by solving cubic and Quadratic equations. Ramanujan was the first Indian to be elected as a fellow of Cambridge University. Then he paid emphasis on disaster caused by numerical errors and he gave its real life applications. He concluded his lecture by elaborating the concept of Modeling with cellular automata. Prof Karmeshu (School of Computer and System Science, JNU New Delhi) delivered a valuable talk on Probability computing and Monte Carlo Methods. He started with the need of probability to handle uncertain life situations. He gave wonderful formula to calculate 1 year in seconds. He elaborated the concept of probability with the law of large numbers and axiomatic approach of probability.
The last session was started with the lecture of Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (School of Mathematics Thapar University Patiala). He started his lecture with the sutras and subsutras of vedic Mathematices. Out of all the sutras, he elaborated the concept of Division in vedis Mathematics. The Main Motive of this lecture was to remove the fear of Mathematics to promote to Indian Mathematics and to develop Analytical thinking through Vedic Maths, Later in the day Mrs.Veena Deepak (Head, Dept. of Mathematics) threw light on Applications of Mathematics in daily life. She also explained Golden Ratio, Maths, Museum, Ramanujan number and square etc. to the students. Principal Prof. Atima Sharma Dwivedi extended her gratitude towards the guest speakers for providing such detail information to the students.
The last session was started with the lecture of Dr. Sanjeev Kumar (School of Mathematics Thapar University Patiala). He started his lecture with the sutras and subsutras of vedic Mathematices. Out of all the sutras, he elaborated the concept of Division in vedis Mathematics. The Main Motive of this lecture was to remove the fear of Mathematics to promote to Indian Mathematics and to develop Analytical thinking through Vedic Maths, Later in the day Mrs.Veena Deepak (Head, Dept. of Mathematics) threw light on Applications of Mathematics in daily life. She also explained Golden Ratio, Maths, Museum, Ramanujan number and square etc. to the students. Principal Prof. Atima Sharma Dwivedi extended her gratitude towards the guest speakers for providing such detail information to the students.
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