"Exploring

Ramanujan's
Legacy in
Mathematics
THIRUTHANGAL NADAR
VIDHYALAYA
GANIT WEEK CELEBRATION
 Introduction
Introduction to
to Srinivasa
Srinivasa Ramanujan
Ramanujan
Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887–1920):

● Birth: Born on December 22, 1887, in Erode, Tamil Nadu, India.

● Early Aptitude: Showed an innate talent for mathematics from a very
young age, solving complex mathematical problems independently.
● Limited Formal Education: Faced challenges due to financial constraints
and lack of formal training in higher mathematics.
● Self-Taught Genius: Despite these limitations, Ramanujan made
significant contributions to mathematical theories, particularly in number
theory, continued fractions, and infinite series.
● Mathematical Insights: His insights into mathematical concepts were
unconventional, and his discoveries often lacked formal proofs due to his
intuitive approach to problem-solving.
● Collaboration with Hardy: Collaboration with British mathematician G.H.
Hardy at Cambridge University led to recognition of his extraordinary
talent and several groundbreaking theorems.
● Legacy: His work continues to influence various branches of mathematics
and has inspired generations of mathematicians worldwide.
Ramanujan's
Ramanujan's Theorems
Theorems and
and Contributions
Contributions
Overview of Significant Theorems

● π Formula: Revolutionized π calculations with an advanced infinite series.

● Prime Number Theorems: Contributions to prime number distribution.
● Mock Theta Functions: Innovations in modular forms with applications in
diverse fields.
● Continued Fractions: Findings related to certain irrational numbers'
representations.
● Modular Equations: Formulations impacting elliptic curves and modular
Ramanujan's theorems had a profound impact on various branches of
forms.
mathematics:

● Number Theory: Revolutionized prime number distribution and partition

theory.
● Modular Forms: Introduced innovations in modular equations and mock
theta functions.
● Series and Fractions: Advanced understanding of continued fractions and
certain irrational numbers.
● Diverse Applications: Influenced areas like elliptic curves, string theory,
QUIZ TIME
1. The birthday of which mathematician is celebrated
as National Mathematics Day.
1.ARCHIMEDES
2.SRINIVAS RAMANUJAN
3.BRAHMAGUPTA
4.ARYABHATT

ANSWER : NEXT
SLIDE
Progress:
QUIZ TIME
1. The birthday of which mathematician is celebrated
as National Mathematics Day.
1.ARCHIMEDES
2.SRINIVAS RAMANUJAN
3.BRAHMAGUPTA
4.ARYABHATT

Progress:
Fundamental Mathematics encompasses:
● Basic arithmetic operations such as addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division.
● Introduction to fundamental shapes, sizes, and
elementary geometry concepts.
● Recognizing patterns, sequences, and understanding
simple mathematical relationships.
● Essential concepts taught at the elementary level as
building blocks for math proficiency.
Intermediate
Intermediate Mathematics
Mathematics Concepts
Concepts
Intermediate Algebra: Covers basic algebraic concepts such as
equations, expressions, and simple functions to prepare students for
higher-level algebra.
Extended Geometry Studies: Expands upon geometric principles,
including in-depth discussions on area, volume, angles, and
transformations to build a solid foundation in geometry.
Proportions and Ratios: Introduces proportional reasoning, ratios, and
their practical applications, providing students with problem-solving
skills using these mathematical concepts.
Real-world Application Examples: Demonstrates how these
mathematical principles are relevant in real-life scenarios, fostering
a deeper understanding of their practical significance.
Interactive Learning Tools: Utilizes interactive tools or software to
Progress:
engage students actively, encouraging participation and reinforcing
their understanding of these intermediate mathematical concepts.
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
2. S.Ramanujan is also known as

1.Man of Algebra
2.Man who knew Infinity
3.Man of Trignometry
4.Man of geometry

Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
2. S.Ramanujan is also known as

1.Man of Algebra
2.Man who knew Infinity
3.Man of Trignometry
4.Man of geometry

Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
3. National Mathematics Day is celebrated since

1.2000
2.2012
3.2006
4.2008

Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
3. National Mathematics Day is celebrated since

1. 2000
2. 2012
3. 2006
4. 2008

Progress:
Exploring
Exploring Advanced
Advanced Topics
Topics
Advanced Algebra and Functions:
● Complex Algebraic Concepts: Introduces high school students to advanced algebraic
principles encompassing quadratic equations, polynomial functions, and inequalities.
Calculus Fundamentals:
● Introduction to Calculus: Presents fundamental calculus concepts like derivatives and
integrals, laying the groundwork for higher-level calculus topics in later studies.
Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry:
● Advanced Trigonometric Functions: Covers trigonometric functions, identities, and their
applications in solving advanced problems.
● Analytical Geometry: Explores more complex coordinate geometry principles, including
conic sections and transformations.
Advanced Problem-solving Strategies:
● Challenging Problem Sets: Includes challenging problem-solving exercises to develop
critical thinking and analytical skills among high school students.
Practical Applications and Projects:
● Real-world Application Projects: Demonstrates how advanced mathematics is applied in
real-world scenarios through projects or case studies, fostering a deeper understanding of its
relevance.
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
4. Which of these was one of the important
mathematical contributions made by Srinivasa
Ramanujan?

1.Discovery of an infinite series to express the

constant pi
2.Development of new ways to use calculus in the
study of fluid mechanics
3.Development of new ways to use the numeral
zero in mathematical calculations
4.Development of a method to determine the exact
date of a solar eclipse using mathematics
Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
4. Which of these was one of the important
mathematical contributions made by Srinivasa
Ramanujan?

1.Discovery of an infinite series to express the

constant pi
2.Development of new ways to use calculus in the
study of fluid mechanics
3.Development of new ways to use the numeral
zero in mathematical calculations
4.Development of a method to determine the exact
date of a solar eclipse using mathematics
Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
5. Srinivasa Ramanujan's first published
paper was about which topic in mathematics?

1.Bernoulli numbers
2.The constant pi
3.The properties of logarithms
4.The structure of mathematical proofs

Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
5. Srinivasa Ramanujan's first published
paper was about which topic in mathematics?

1.Bernoulli numbers
2.The constant pi
3.The properties of logarithms
4.The structure of mathematical proofs

Progress:
 Real-World
Real-World Applications
Applications of
of Advanced
Advanced
Mathematics
Mathematics
Engineering Applications:
● Demonstrates how advanced mathematics is fundamental in engineering disciplines such as civil,
mechanical, and electrical engineering. Examples might include structural analysis, fluid dynamics,
or electrical circuit design.
Science and Physics Connections:
● Highlights the crucial role of advanced mathematics in scientific fields like physics, astronomy, and
chemistry. Illustrates applications in quantum mechanics, astrophysics, and chemical reactions.
Economics and Finance:
● Explains how mathematical concepts, such as calculus and statistics, are employed in economic
modeling, finance, and data analysis to predict trends and make informed decisions.
Technology and Computer Science:
● Shows the importance of advanced mathematics in technology, computer science, algorithms,
cryptography, and data analytics. Illustrates applications in artificial intelligence and machine
learning.
Interactive Examples and Demonstrations:
● Engages the audience with interactive demonstrations or case studies, showcasing how advanced
math concepts are utilized in solving real-world problems in different fields.
Progress:
 Ramanujan's Influence on Modern
Mathematics
● Ramanujan's exceptional work in number theory, including
his discoveries in partitions, prime numbers, and infinite
series, significantly reshaped mathematical understanding.
● His contributions in modular forms and mock theta
functions find application in various modern mathematical
fields like elliptic curves and mathematical physics.
● Ramanujan's theorems continue to hold significance in
current mathematical research, impacting recent
advancements and inspiring further exploration.
● Visual aids, such as Desmos-generated graphs, help simplify
and illustrate Ramanujan's complex theorems for easier
comprehension.
● Interactive activities related to Ramanujan's theorems
engage the audience, encouraging active participation and
fostering a deeper appreciation for his mathematical legacy.
 Mathematics
Mathematics in
in Different
Different Cultures
Cultures
Exploring Diverse Mathematical Contributions Globally:
Mathematics across cultures reveals a tapestry of diverse contributions. From ancient civilizations to modern
societies, each culture has offered unique mathematical insights and discoveries. These encompass numerical
systems, geometric principles, and problem-solving methodologies.

Cultural Influence on Mathematical Progression:

Cultural contexts deeply shape mathematical progression. Mathematical concepts often reflect societal needs,
religious beliefs, and practical applications specific to each culture. For instance, ancient Mesopotamian
mathematics emphasized practical problems in commerce and trade, while ancient Indian mathematics made strides
in algebra and trigonometry due to astronomical studies.

Comparative Analysis of Mathematical Methodologies:

Comparing mathematical methodologies from different cultures unveils distinctive approaches to problem-solving
and theorem development. While some cultures focused on geometry, others emphasized algebraic reasoning. For
example, the Greek geometric approach contrasted with the Chinese emphasis on arithmetic and algorithmic
methods.
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
5. Multiplying 21978 by what number
gives you 21978 in reverse?

a. 4
b. 1
c. 2
d. 3
Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
5. Multiplying 21978 by what number
gives you 21978 in reverse?

a. 4
b. 1
c. 2
d. 3
Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
6. What is Hardy–Ramanujan number which
is the smallest number that can be expressed
as the sum of two cubes in two different
ways?

a. 1729
b. 1675
c. 1
d. 65
Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
6. What is Hardy–Ramanujan number which
is the smallest number that can be expressed
as the sum of two cubes in two different
ways?

a. 1729
b. 1675
c. 1
d. 65
Progress:
Mathematics
Mathematics and
and Problem-Solving
Problem-Solving Strategies
Strategies
● Diverse Problem-Solving Techniques: Mathematics exhibits a spectrum of problem-solving
methods spanning cultures and historical eras. These methods include algebraic, geometric,
and analytical approaches tailored to address mathematical challenges.
● Historical Problem-Solving Contributions: Esteemed mathematicians introduced
groundbreaking problem-solving methodologies, such as Euclidean geometry and
Fibonacci's sequences. These approaches significantly shaped the course of mathematical
evolution.
● Cultural Influence on Problem-Solving: Cultural diversity has deeply impacted problem-
solving strategies in mathematics. Distinct cultural perspectives have led to unique
methodologies, enriching the diverse landscape of mathematical problem-solving.
● Interactive Engagement: Interactive problem-solving tasks offer insights into diverse cultural
strategies. These engaging activities enable participants to experience varied problem-
solving methods, fostering an appreciation for mathematical diversity. Progress:
● Encouraging Creativity: Emphasizing unconventional problem-solving techniques nurtures
creative thinking in mathematical challenges. By highlighting novel approaches, we inspire
 Mathematics is not about
numbers, equations,
computations or algorithms: it
is about understanding.
—SOMEONE
—SOMEONE FAMOUS
FAMOUS
 Mathematics
Mathematics and
and Technology
Technology Integration
Integration
● Evolution of Math and Technology:
● Traces the historical progression highlighting key milestones in the integration of mathematics and
technological advancements, showcasing their transformative impact on each other.
● Technological Tools in Mathematical Learning:
● Explores a spectrum of modern tools aiding mathematical education, such as dynamic geometry software,
computational tools like MATLAB or Python, and online educational platforms offering interactive math
courses.
● Real-world Applications and Data Visualization:
● Illustrates how technology enables the application of mathematical concepts in practical scenarios,
emphasizing data visualization, simulations, and modeling across various disciplines like physics,
economics, or engineering.
● Integration in Classroom Teaching:
● Discusses the integration of technology in classroom settings, including smart boards, educational apps,
and collaborative platforms, enhancing interactive learning experiences. Progress:
● Emerging Technologies in Mathematics:
● Explores emerging technologies like virtual reality (VR), machine learning, or quantum computing,
projecting their potential impact on advancing mathematical research and problem-solving capabilities.
Discuss
more
examples
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
7. Who is the first Indian to be elected as the
fellow of the Royal Society?

1. Ardaseer Cursetjee 45% 55%

2. Ramanujan
3. CV raman
4. Jagdish chanra bose
positive negative
Earth is the Pluto is now a
planet we live on dwarf planet
Or maybe these?
Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
7. Who is the first Indian to be elected as the
fellow of the Royal Society?

1. Ardaseer Cursetjee 45% 55%

2. Ramanujan
3. CV raman
4. Jagdish chanra bose
positive negative
Earth is the Pluto is now a
planet we live on dwarf planet
Or maybe these?
Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
8. “Number rules the Universe” Who said
it?

a. ramanujun 45% 55%

b. pythagoras
c. arya bhatta

positive negative
Earth is the Pluto is now a
planet we live on dwarf planet
Or maybe these?
Progress:
QUIZ
QUIZ TIME
TIME
8.“Number rules the Universe” Who said
it?

a. ramanujun 45% 55%

b. pythagoras
c. arya bhatta

positive negative
Earth is the Pluto is now a
planet we live on dwarf planet
Or maybe these?
Progress:
 Mathematics
Mathematics in
in Art
Art and
and
● Mathematical Concepts in Artistic Creations:
Design
Design
● Explores the incorporation of mathematical principles like symmetry, fractals, and geometry as
influential elements in various art forms such as paintings, sculptures, architecture, and design.
● Historical Examples:
● Showcases historical instances where mathematical concepts were fundamental in creating renowned
artworks and architectural marvels, highlighting the crucial role of mathematical precision in their
construction.
● Modern Applications:
● Highlights contemporary intersections where mathematics intersects with modern art, digital design,
and architectural innovations, demonstrating the integration of mathematical concepts in innovative
artistic approaches.
● Interactive Visual Representations:
● Engages the audience with interactive visuals or simulations, providing tangible demonstrations of
how mathematical principles are applied in art and design, facilitating a deeper understanding of their
role.
● Creative Expression through Mathematics:
● Discusses how artists and designers creatively utilize mathematical concepts, not only for aesthetic
Pure mathematics is,
in its way, the poetry
of logical ideas.
— Albert Einstein
Mathematics
Mathematics in
ininGames
● Mathematical Elements Games
Gaming: and
and Puzzles
Puzzles
● Explores how mathematical concepts form the foundation of various aspects within
game design, mechanics, and strategic elements across a range of popular games.
● Puzzles and Problem-Solving Games:
● Showcases puzzles and games where mathematical reasoning, logical thinking, and
algorithmic approaches are pivotal, fostering problem-solving skills among players.
● Mathematics-based Game Mechanics:
● Highlights how games implement mathematical principles such as probability,
algorithms, or geometry to enrich gameplay experiences and enhance challenges.
● Educational Value in Gaming:
● Discusses the educational advantages of mathematical gaming, emphasizing the
enhancement of critical thinking, strategy formulation, and the practical application of
math in a recreational context.
● Interactive Game Demos:
● Engages the audience with interactive demonstrations or examples of games that
illustrate mathematical concepts, showcasing how math is practically integrated into
gaming scenarios. Progress:
Evidence
Evidence found
found
Did you know?

Forty” is the only number that is spelt with

letters arranged in alphabetical order.

Progress:
Did you know?

There
There isis no
no Roman
Roman
numeral
numeral forfor zero.
zero.
Mathematics
Mathematics and
and Sustainable
Sustainable Development
Development
● Mathematics in Addressing Sustainability Challenges:
● Example: Mathematical modeling in urban planning helps optimize public transportation
routes, reducing traffic congestion, fuel consumption, and carbon emissions.
● Applications in Resource Management:
● Example: Mathematical algorithms aid in optimizing water distribution networks,
ensuring efficient water supply to urban areas while minimizing waste.
● Role in Climate Modeling and Prediction:
● Example: Mathematical models predict climate change impact on agricultural yields,
guiding farmers in adapting their practices to changing conditions for sustained crop
productivity.
● Quantitative Analysis for Policy Formulation:
● Example: Statistical analysis of energy consumption patterns informs policymakers in
implementing renewable energy policies to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Progress:
● Interactive Simulations:
● Example: Interactive simulations showcase the impact of deforestation on biodiversity,
influencing decisions to implement sustainable forestry practices.
Did you know?

If you started with a

penny and doubled
its value every day
for just 30 days, you
would have over
$5,000,000 Million
in the first month
Quiz
Quiz time
time
9. Who is known as ‘Human Computer’?

1. Ramanujan
2. aryabhatta
3. bhaskra
4. Shakuntala Devi

Progress:
Quiz
Quiz time
time
9. Who is known as ‘Human Computer’?

1. Ramanujan
2. aryabhatta
3. bhaskra
4. Shakuntala Devi

Progress:
Quiz
Quiz time
time
10. Which branch of mathematics, that uses
letters as symbols when calculating, takes its
name from the Arabic for ‘restoring of broken
parts’?

a. Algebra
b. Geometry
c. Trignometry
d .statstics

Progress:
Quiz
Quiz time
time
10. Which branch of mathematics, that uses
letters as symbols when calculating, takes its
name from the Arabic for ‘restoring of broken
parts’?

a. Algebra
b. Geometry
c. Trignometry
d .statstics

Progress:
Mathematics
Mathematics and
and Human
Human Intelligence
Intelligence
● Mathematics and Cognitive Development:
● Example: Learning mathematical concepts like fractions enhances problem-solving skills,
aiding individuals in understanding complex relationships and logical reasoning.
● Cognitive Science and Mathematical Foundations:
● Example: Mathematical principles form the basis of cognitive studies, illustrating how
algorithms simulate human decision-making processes in artificial intelligence.
● Educational Impact:
● Example: Teaching mathematical problem-solving strategies in schools nurtures creativity,
encouraging innovative thinking among students.
● Mathematics and Brain Functionality:
● Example: Neuroscientific research indicates that engaging in mathematical problem-solving
tasks activates areas of the brain associated with critical thinking and decision-making.
● Interactive Problem-Solving Activities:
● Example: Interactive math-based puzzles and games demonstrate how solving Progress:
mathematical challenges stimulates cognitive development and enhances problem-solving
abilities.
 Future
Future of
of Mathematics
Mathematics
● Technological Advancements in Mathematics:
● Explores how emerging technologies like quantum computing, machine learning, and AI are
revolutionizing mathematical research, enabling innovative problem-solving approaches.
● Mathematics in Interdisciplinary Fields:
● Discusses the increasing synergy between mathematics and diverse disciplines such as
biology, finance, and computer science, foreseeing collaborative advancements and novel
applications.
● Ethical Considerations in Mathematical Innovation:
● Addresses the ethical implications related to mathematical innovations, emphasizing
responsible practices in data analytics, privacy protection, and ethical use of algorithms.
● Global Collaborations in Mathematical Research:
● Highlights the importance of international collaborations in advancing mathematical
research and its pivotal role in addressing global challenges and fostering innovation.
Progress:
● Interactive Speculation:
● Engages the audience in speculative discussions regarding potential directions and
innovations in mathematics, encouraging forward-thinking perspectives and interactive
Did you know?

AAstandard
standardpiece
pieceofofpaper
papercancanonly
onlybe
befolded
foldedseven
seventimes,
times,however,
however,according
accordingtoto
mathematical
mathematicaltheory,
theory,ififyou
youcould
couldfold
foldaapiece
pieceofofpaper
paperininhalf
half103
103times
timesits
its
thickness would equal that of the observable universe.
thickness would equal that of the observable universe.
What’s
What’s your
your score
score
1. WHAT’S YOUR SCORE OUT OF 10?
2. DISCUSS MORE EXAMPLE
3. EXPLORE MORE THINGS AROUND
YOU RELATED TO MATHS

Dear Math, This

CREDITS: please grow uptemplate
presentation and solve
was created by
Slidesgo, including icons by Flaticon,
your own problems. I’m tired of solving and infographics
& images by Freepik
them for you.
— Anonymous
Conclusion
Conclusion and
and
Encouragement
Encouragement
Key Takeaways:
● Ramanujan's profound legacy, diverse
applications of mathematics across
various fields, and the anticipated future
advancements highlighted during the
presentation.
Dear Math, This
CREDITS: please grow uptemplate
presentation and solve
was created by
Slidesgo, including icons by Flaticon,
your own problems. I’m tired of solving and infographics
& images by Freepik
them for you.
— Anonymous