Bhaskaracharya - The Indian Mathematician who Invented Calculus

Mathematicians across the world know Bhaskaracharya's contributions of defining trigonometric identities and their relationships, solving quadratic equations, providing a proof for the Pythogoras theorem (which was already in Sulba Sutras way before Pythogoreas), calculating the circumference of the earth, the motion of planets, developing the foundations of calculus and explaining gravity.
Bhaskaracharya wrote the legendary Siddhanta Shiromani - a collection of 4 treatises on Mathematics, Algebra,Trigonometry and Spherical Geometry.
In this video, let us explore what these contributions were and understand the scientific and mathematical acumen of the genius Bhaskarcharya.
Read Siddhanta Shiromani (Sanskrit + Hindi): amzn.to/2Gc7XRX
Read Bhaskaracharya's Bijaganita: amzn.to/3oD8mhz
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[@Dizzag]

I'm from vijayapura 😍

[@ThakurJiKiVines]

I have no words to say about bhaskaracharya, we always think what can we to trigonometric identies in our daily life but these things are actually have very important part in our life

[@anshikamishra8]

Sir i m in 9th class sir really marvellous explanation no body had explained in such a gud manner with a amazing notes basically in english watching ur video for the first tym really felt Amazing Thankkkkkkuuuuu sirrr really enjoyed

[@yogeshmedegar5154]

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[@manaswinsingh7760]

Gud indeed

[@krishnakavita3853]

What a fabulous video, sharing with my friends and family! Thank you for making this so delightful visually, as well as taking us through an Indic journey full of hard facts in a befittingly assertive manner, eagerly look forward to more such content from your end.

[@deb5932]

Bhaskaracharya no doubt introduced the concept of gravity but Newton expressed this in the form of equation. F=GM1M2/D*2 where G is a constant known as universal gravitational constant. I don't think this formula was invented by Bhaskaracharya.

[@Vitamins152]

Yeah, newton and indian scientists were great. Funnily they attribute the discovery of gravity to newton, but Newton himself never even claimed to discover it lol.

[@BhaskarKalamadi]

Hello I’m Bhaskar from Vijayapur (bijapur)

[@snair8448]

Amazing! I bought Lilavati book And reading it now. Teachers have to love teaching and subject should be made fun so that we may have more Bhaskaracarya’s in India!

[@kushagra5796]

this is what Indian schools need to teach their students

[@TheMsksk]

Thank you very much for this detailed video! I look forward to more videos of this kind. Edit: By the way the Amazon link for the English version of Siddhant Shiromani is most likely just an Sanskrit version. People in the reviews are complaining about it.

[@ImmortalBharat]

Let me change the version. Thanks for telling me about this.

[@futuregamer1084]

I am from bijjaragi the birth place of baskaracharya

[@epicglory1539]

N we have been praising Newton for being the greatest scientist ever lived. Such pity ! .Kudos to the schools who still teaches sanskrit in the curriculum

[@vinodhnekhiladi5959]

Wow. Mind-boggling. excellent work bro. Crisp data with good explanation. Wonderful. I loved it. Yes. U are right, we need to encourage to explore our kids to such ancient knowledge which is indeed a treatise..

[@ImmortalBharat]

Thank you for your kind words. Hope you have subscribed to the channel 🙂

[@vinodhnekhiladi5959]

@@ImmortalBharat yep. Way back. Seen your other videos as wel.. good. Keep rocking 👍

[@adityabaiju3756]

sir, u are the best always will remember.

[@rajendradangi2585]

He was great and did great work in the field of calculus but we don't have enough evidence to support the claim that he invented calculus that we today. Yes he did great advances in the field of calculus much before Newton or Leibniz did. And we need to put it on the mathematical map but not with outlandish claim.

[@rkscience5826]

Great information sir Thank you so much

[@BharatUIMe]

🙏🏽 Namaskaragalu, wish you more success in this truthful endeavour.

[@ashishkarumbiah1365]

thank you ..

[@atulkelkar2069]

19:57 to 20:22, fully correct! Our education system still tells about other mathematicians even our country has given the same calculations centuries before they were born…

[@manaswinsingh7760]

There is no solid proof of this as there is no source people say "they burnt the records down so that no one knows that they stole the discoveries" which for isn't enough proof for any thing.

[@6a01aaravkelkar8]

@@manaswinsingh7760 but bro, it still we have many proofs of works of great mathematicians and astronomers like Aryabhatta, and Maharshi Kanad,. Brahma Gupta etc. Maharshi Kanad had given newton's 3rd law hundreds of years before him. If you want to tell the world about these western stealers of our knowledge, and you need to make such videos.

[@amogh9852]

Amazing sir👌👌👌, Thank you for making such videos🙏🙏🙏

[@bibekghatak5860]

Excellent video . Thanks 😊 .

[@themimicbhau7174]

14:55 it was given by Sridhar Aacharya not Bhaskaracharya.....

[@anamoltripathi7876]

very good my bother, i am really apperceive to your work, well done.

[@atulkelkar2069]

And also thank you to share the immense, phenomenal knowledge of bhaskaracharya! Please share more information about our ancient mathematicians, thank you!

[@desairajtube]

Excellent video, namaskaram. Can you please suggest reference book in sanskrit or English.

[@krishnaprasad-jh9xg]

Very good effort to put in as such an informative vedio, keep doing kudos !!

[@rajendralekhwar4131]

Very much enjoyed.. Thank you anyway..!

[@Indianboy20a]

Amazing keep it up thank you.

[@LethalAvenge]

In which book is the Trigonometry & Calculus

[@sachinpathak5452]

Hats off to your effort

[@sumitsaxena7453]

Mind blowing Research

[@NewLightning1]

Some people know that x/0 will go to infinity. But the reason its undefined is because its INFINITY!!

[@Anish-IITP]

lol x/0 isnt infinity its just undefined

[@DutthDarla]

Thanks for creating this wonderful informative video.

[@rabindrahansda9048]

What is the meaning of CE

[@nsdwarakanath1100]

Extremely valuable

[@sparksmacoy]

He did not 'invent calculus' as we know it, he was aware of certain basic concepts of calculus as was Archimedes but calculus as we know it was invented by Isaac Newton.

[@aditiraj1530]

keep it up....great video

[@ImmortalBharat]

Thank you :)

[@pratyush7987]

Ok ok this was a pretty awesome video. Subbed.

[@alkadixit5409]

Thank you so much sir

[@ajitdalvi1822]

Enlightening

[@luckyitchannel1676]

Super sir

[@sapanabodhare1246]

What is his mother's name???

[@alkadixit5409]

By the way doing a great job ❤️👍🙏

[@vivianjames9925]

What a wonderful video. It's strange that Indian people still look to the west for their educational concepts, while I (from England) look to the east for truth. Truth was crushed in the west because the church wanted control, so they would torture and kill those who came up with anything that contradicted the teachings of the church. 1000 years ago we didn't have the advanced civilisation of India, and there was too much strife, but sadly our education system is still trying to shake off of its origins where it was set up as a place to prepare a workforce to feed the industrial revolution. I have always taught that n/0 = infinity - using the method that you show - I had never heard that we in the west couldn't reconcile ourselves to that.

[@Vitamins152]

Your people have caused us grief and misery. We invented so many things but you took credit for it. Har gobind khorana was an Indian scientist that discovered the genetic codes role in protein synthesis and invented the first artificial gene and because of him genetic engineering became possible and he won a Nobel prize. Satyendra Nath Bose contributed to the Bose Einstein condensate, madhava our ancient mathematician had infinite series, power series, inverse tangent series, and sine series before west. You say you gave us education? We already had universities like nalanda and takshashila which are ancient universities. Satyendra nath Bose is also the father of quantum statistics. Meghnad Saha invented the Saha ionization equation which determines chemical and physical properities of stars. Venki RamaKrishnan discovered structure of ribosome. India was one of the countries that first had quadratic formula as you can see from the video. Brahmagupta invented zero and cyclic quadrilateral formula. Varahimhira predicted water on Mars 1500 years ago. We were ahead of our time. I am not saying we invented everything we invented a lot. Ps watch videos about C.V Raman who discovered Raman effect which without it studying chemicals would be way more difficult. Seriously we helped your kind in ww1 and ww2 and you pay us back by committing genicide and rape and dehumanizing us constantly. We were kind to you. Ps there was a story of an Indian doctor who gave British doctors medical tips and you know how they paid him back? They cut his fingers off. Truth cannot be hidden forever you Anglo saxons will falll. Your industrial revolution is built on our blood. We had textile industries and the most advanced ship building industry. No other foreign travellers who came here like Greeks, middle easterns, and Chinese said we were primitive, they all said we were advanced. Only your kind said we were primitive. Fuck your kind. So much pain grief and misery you caused to other countries. Ps you did not liberate our women. Your kind sold them to sex slavery and raped teenage Indian girls. You fuckers will find every way to justify this shit because you Anglo Saxons are garbage people, the scum of the earth. I’m a 17 year old teenager and my great grandfather suffered because of your kind. I miss him so much 😥😢.

[@Surajvlog-e5n]

Bhashka acharya ro odia ro video diyo

[@alkadixit5409]

Bro are u an IITian

[@DuelNature]

You are wrong about the Great Vedic Astrologers believing the "Earth" is a globe. Round yes. Globe, No. A chakra is also round. Bhaskaracarya and Arya Bhatta used these conventions of a globe only to assist them in the mathematical calculations. They did not intend to infringe upon the clearly stated cosmology of Bhu-Mandala, Jambudvipa, Bharata Varsa or Bharata Khanda... which are all clearly flat!

[@parthapratimdas8226]

Why Bharatiya government still not giving it's due respect to original person...

[@shreyanshjha5144]

8:11 For your kind information, x/0 is not defined! x/tending to 0+ is tending to positive infinity.

[@ciya2247]

Its not defined caz its infinity and West don't want to recognise it 😂

[@raghavarvoltore6517]

This is incorrect, Bhaskara didn't invent Calculus, it was Madhava. Bhaskara intiated the cause.

[@ImmortalBharat]

Madhava and others from Kerala school of mathematics developed calculus, but it was Bhaskaracharya who provided the foundation for it. So he deserves credit for starting the foray into this area.

[@raghavarvoltore6517]

​@@ImmortalBharat Yes thats true, as I even stated in my intial comment. However you cannot credit him with the discovery of Calculus. In the West the same is done with Archimedes. The discovery of Calculus relies on four fundamental concepts: Zero, summation of integral powers for large n, repeated summation of large n and diferential equations. There is no concept of infinity in Indian texts of Calculus as used in the West. Paradham(10^17) is used for infinity and sunya is used as a limit, indicating it will approach both not quite. This concepts is still a major problem in the Western Calculus. Let me translate this for you: Infinity -> Paradham; 0 -> Sunya; f(x)dx -> Samaghata sankalita Mean vale theorem -> differential equation. Bhaskara never did summations to large n( Samaghata sankalita), which is very very crucial for the development of Calculus. This also reason even Archimedes and other mathematicians like Liu Hui never came close to this discovery because they missed the crucial step and they never had zero to start with. But Bhaskara did initiate the concept by introducing a third concept of Zero: Infinitesimals, the others are: place-holder and a number. This key insight gave the Madhava school to develop calculus which later possibly influence the West but misunderstood it.

[@ImmortalBharat]

@@raghavarvoltore6517 Thank you for your detailed explanation. Let me consult sources about this since "summation of integral powers for large n" and repeated summations seem to be calculus from a broadly generic western point of view. I will get back to you sir. Thank you for this wonderful explanation.

[@songs1093]

@@ImmortalBharat Are these ppl Buddhists??

[@anujkumaryadav3778]

Aapko hindi me vedio bnani chahiye Taki har indian ko pta chal sake angrez apne hisab se samajh lenge phale hame smjhao plzz

[@MohitSharma-xl2fs]

agar sabhi vaigyaanik va ganitiya khojo ki deep study karenge to pata chalega ki saari khojein bhart mein hi hui hain videshon mein nahi.🚩🚩🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@manishmohit3726]

Yeah Java, C++ bhi India me hin bna tha. KZbin ka source code bhi Vedas me likha tha.

[@धर्म्मभक्त]

@@manishmohit3726 हाँ क्योंकि कम्प्यूटर के लिये संस्कृत को ही उत्तम् माना गया है।

[@Bulletpoints6918]

@@manishmohit3726 computer me math logic ka use bhi hota..Aasman se girta hai

[@kartikvats2303]

Proud to be an indian

[@abhaynaik4]

What can we do to include this concept in education system. How can we remove fake education system of colonial

[@paulabrose]

such a crap, there were great mathematicians in India no doubt but, over exaggerating that everything was discovered is absurd. if we had and have the proof of all why dont we use it, but we wait for someone else discover or create something and we will take the credit saying, "oh in history we had/knew it" this are pride based on falsehood.

[@Andio-v3n]

Had this dude known calculus the way Sir Isaac Newton knew and introduced it to this world , most of the paradoxes like zeno's dichotomy paradox etc. related to calculus woulda been solved . The dude knew some concepts of calculus like Galileo knew . But Sir Isaac Newton did what Galileo or this weird-named dude couldn't do . Anyways , what's next ? Flying UFOs ?😂😂😂

[@randomcontent1.072]

Recommendation : please do a little bit of research before commenting. Start from : Google “Vikram Sambhat calendar” (refer credible sources). Motivation for research: It came into existence before Newton more than 10th ancestor was born. Note: Find the truth