How awesome is Lamanukin, a talented Indian mathematician who died young?

There are two people in India who are respected by the world, one is Tagore and the other is Lamanukin. Needless to say, Tagore is a bright light in the history of literature; Lamanukin's reputation in the public may be slightly inferior to Tagore's, but in the field of mathematics, he is known as a mathematician once in a thousand years, and some even say that Lamanukin is a mathematician who came through later generations.

Let's talk about how powerful Ramanujin really is. There is a saying that describes him like this: people are learning mathematics, and Ramanujin is creating mathematics. He left behind nearly 4000 mathematical formulas and conjectures, most of which only had results, and there was no proof process.

Lamanukin θ function is a black hole with the space-time rate and material density close to infinity at the singularity of θ function, so Lamanukin is the pioneer of black hole mathematics.

Of course, there are still some conjectures and formulas applicable to superstring theory and multidimensional spacetime operations ... You know, when Lamanukin wrote these formulas, scientists didn't know what a black hole was, let alone superstring theory and multidimensional spacetime.

Ramanukin did not receive formal higher mathematics education, and these achievements basically came from self-study. 10 was exposed to basic mathematical operations. /kloc-at the age of 0/5, Raman Nukin obtained a summary of the basic results of pure mathematics and applied mathematics, which contained about 5,000 higher mathematical equations, and Raman Nukin quickly proved them one by one.

19 1 1 year, Ramanukin published his first paper in the Indian Mathematical Society, and his mathematical talent attracted some people's attention. At that time, India was still a British colony, and the level of mathematics was average. No one could understand Lamanukin's research, so someone suggested that Lamanukin go to Britain to develop.

Lamanukin wrote a letter to three famous British mathematicians at that time and sent some mathematical formulas and conjectures he had studied, which attracted the attention of Professor Hardy of Cambridge University. After a period of communication, Hardy was convinced that Lamanukin was a mathematical genius and invited him to England.

What makes Professor Hardy laugh and cry is that Lamanukin knows little about modern mathematics. To some extent, he didn't know what proof was, so Professor Hardy made great efforts to teach Ramanujin some knowledge about modern European mathematics.

Hardy and Ramanukin are both teachers and friends. In five years, they published 28 important papers together, and Lamanukin became a member of the Royal Society and an academician of Trinity College, Cambridge University. This is the honor that Newton and Hawking once won.

However, due to the envy of talents, Lamanukin's health has not been very healthy. The lack of vegetables caused by World War I aggravated his illness. He died in India on April 1920 at the age of 37.

Lamanukin is a super mathematician who comes once in a thousand years. He recorded many formulas and conjectures in three loose-leaf notes. This intuitive leap is very confusing, and some mathematicians are still studying it tirelessly.

It is precisely because of Lamanukin's incredible achievements that his theory is far more modern (such as the calculated 23-dimensional space), and there are still many mysterious conjectures to be solved. Therefore, some people think that Lamanukin is a person from the future.