This Book Created a MATH GENIUS

This was the ONLY book Ramanujan had and he used it to teach himself mathematics. It is completely insane!
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[@kushagrachadha4581]

Ramanujan is an inspiration to stand up against all odds and do what you really love. Thanks for reminding ♥️

[@yepme777]

Stop practising math start reading it mark me words just read it to the bottom of its origin

[@Shabudana]

Same with Stephen hawking

[@lucaraimew]

That’s a Skyrim quest on the cover

[@joe-4587]

holy shit it is

[@Victus2000]

Bro the same font and everything

[@danielsanchezandrade]

LOL YOU'RE RIGHT

[@zafeiriskartsios7103]

For some reason I find "old school" math books easier to comprehend. I would love to see more of those.

[@TheSkaterjoe123]

It’s the way they are structured, the depth of material they cover, and how they explain the theorems and present and solve the problems which makes them so great to learn from. Not necessarily that they dumbed down the material, but unlike modern textbooks which contain a lot of fluff and hardly focus on the explanations themselves and more on the visuals, old school textbooks were just more comprehensive and easier to digest/focus on. Understanding is often key in mathematics I would say, which a good explanation and great examples can often do the trick.

[@franciscogarcia8880]

I love Fallout for collecting prewar books for this reason that I started collecting old books. This somehow ties in with the Skyrim noticing someone commented.

[@Ramanujanology]

Prior to Carr’s synopsis, Ramanujan had devoured S.L. Loney. He also studied Edward’s Differential Calculus and Hardy’s “Orders of Infinity” besides Benjamin’s text on Integral calculus. These books were studied by him while in India prior to leaving for England.

[@TheMathSorcerer]

Interesting, thank you!

[@iishuffle28]

This is why I love this comment section, you learn so much! Thanks for sharing.

[@Curtessiupostol]

Hey sir, I just want to give a list of book that might be interesting to you. -An Introduction to The Theory of Numbers - Niven & Zuckerman -Introduction to Calculus - Kuratowski -Deductive Logic - Goldfarb -Differential and Integral Calculus - Courant -Introduction to Probability Theory and Statistical Inference - Larson -Geometry - Down -Theory of Functions - Caratheodory -A Survey of Modern Algebra - Birkhoff & MacLane -Algebra - Birkhoff & MacLane -Advanced Calculus - Sokolnikoff -Theory of Ordinary Differential Equations - Coddinton -Partial Differential Equations - John -Mathematical Analysis I&II - Zorich -Real Analysis - Yeh -Advanced Calculus - Sternberg - Differential Geometry - Stoker -Introduction to Mathematical Logic - Mendelson - Introduction to Set Theory - Monk -Linear Algebra - Greub - Measure Theory - Bogachev -Topology - Dugundji -An introduction to complex analysis in several variables - Hormander -Introduction to mathematical statistics - Hoel -Introduction to mathematical statistics - Schmetterer -Theory of Sets - Bourbaki -Algebra I&II - Bourbaki -Principles of Mathematical Logic - Hilbert -Theory of Partial Differential Equations - Lieberstein -Tensor Analysis - Sokolnikoff -Modern College Algebra - Vance -Modern Algebra and Trigonometry - Vance -Foundations of Analysis - Landau All of these are advanced maths books. At least take some time checking some of these books😊

[@TheMathSorcerer]

Thank you!!!!!

[@Curtessiupostol]

@@TheMathSorcerer Your welcome! Check out Vance. It is the book I used to self taught myself algebra when I was 12. It is proof based and some of the topics come from abs algebra and analysis. I think it is good for serious precalc students Kuratowski is also amazing. It is proof based and might be a great introduction to analysis. His book were the standards for maths back in the days. Coddington is a hard one. It only focused on the THEORY. At least you have exposed to analysis because Coddington assumed you know lebesgue integral and some theorem from complex analysis. Those 3 are unique hard books in elementary college mathematics.

[@kenzab6967]

Oh ! Did you know that “Bourbaki” never really existed ? It was a character that a group of French mathematicians invented as a collective. It could be really interesting to make a video on their books !

[@abhishek.chakraborty]

Thank you very much for sharing this compilation 🙏🏼🙏🏼 God bless you 🕉️

[@thundercraft0496]

Modern College Algebra by Vance is great that's my first ever math book that i read that's quite advance

[@VY-zt3ph]

Well when black holes where not even taken seriously his mock theta function can be used to calculate it's entropy just blows my mind

[@justinTheOne17]

dafaq

[@calicoesblue4703]

Facts💯💯💯

[@user-jc9uv5uf2v]

Yes but,it's not confirmed

[@TonyDaExpert]

I just need a book that just shows every step of a math problem and my life would be so much easier

[@marjn1030]

Unfortunately some math books skip important steps on solving math problems

[@zachgolle1802]

It’s absolutely crazy.

[@bc2647]

Imagination is more important than Knowledge

[@rodrick89]

That seems to shine a new lights on looking at the answers problems. Can one see and evaluate so many answers to a point that they will be able to make intelligently and creative solutions for new answers to problems?

[@joser.7586]

This is the equivalent to craft book recipes in maths

[@HARMANSingh-lz9xg]

Thx for this information

[@1gobjroot525]

he didnt necessarily learn math from this book as a total beginner. at the time he picked up the book he had already been seen as a bright mathematics student and exceeded the knowledge of college students. source: wikipedia

[@Living_for_Him_Alone]

❤. Thanks a lot. We must know the full truth. Half truth leads to demotivation and truth enlightens us .

[@sthetatos]

wiki is crap...

[@PedroTricking]

@@sthetatos i think death penalty is warranted, not for 1GobJroot

[@Zack-xz1ph]

@@sthetatos and this vid isn't?

[@nickolaussoerjono2734]

@@sthetatos All you have to do is check the sources wiki cited just like any other website...

[@nickb3488]

I wish I had a book like that

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[@mariaflorencia2246]

that’s fascinating honestly

[@OfficialGOD]

Oh man can't wait for the next Ramanujan

[@maskup8525]

Pure genius

[@serogolemogole2685]

the purest form

[@user-jc9uv5uf2v]

​@@serogolemogole2685no, pure

[@tiddlywinksthegreat459]

Honestly a LOT of the examples used are fallacies (especially the "one guy getting confused" section). While it's easy to dismiss them, they are very important when it comes to knowledge. Debating that knowledge often comes from these fallacies. Such as if blank is true, then this is true. It's very fascinating when looking at the communication and knowledge angle (the white horse example is a personal favorite of mine. I recommend looking up the history.)

[@franciscogarcia8880]

I always heard "El que quiere puede mas que el que puede" He who wants can more than he who can

[@hambernat6444]

Order this book, hope it will bring more happiness to my life 😁

[@SarthakJoshi-pg8xy]

Ramanujan was smarter than you... (paused the video) ME - *i know*

[@jitendraahirwar38]

Bro he said smarter than you think.

[@pinklady7184]

I will check out that book.

[@pmcgee003]

He wasn't learning maths .. he was checking they got it right. 😊

[@starbase1895]

yeah he is still making all of us and indians proud..

[@qtxrs-st7xe]

Sr. Did not need the process of deriving results, he was all for it

[@BrainDonors]

I have this book which I bought from your link

[@user-ld5kj7qv7j]

Sir which are book based on sir ramanujans theory and formula

[@jackhargreaves1911]

Lordy. He reverse engineered the questions? That’s incredible.

[@Bingcenzo]

Honestly it sounds convenient😊

[@user-wh7xl5uz8e]

Now I'm having that urge to buy this but ik i won't study it

[@Unknowledgeable1]

Brosuf I posted the free download link in this videos comments

[@milind-tanishq3093]

and the fact is there might still be people in India who are genius but the Education system is so worse it stops their genius

[@jasonhakim832]

I think math should be taught like that

[@ritampraharaj8698]

How can i get this book Pls help me

[@sultanmirza3742]

I need it . How can I got it ?

[@chamudipabodya4319]

How i buy this

[@DARKNERGY]

He was a genius .

[@revooshnoj4078]

wow, that's a good book :) didn't know about it

[@ILoveMaths07]

The music is annoying. Can't even focus on what you're saying or hear you.

[@neelamkumari-um1nv]

❤🎉😊 amezing

[@G_4J]

god this is beautiful

[@Juxtaposed1Nmotion]

Music is too loud

[@Larry21924]

This is powerful content. A parallel book I read had a resounding impact on my thoughts. "Game Theory and the Pursuit of Algorithmic Fairness" by Jack Frostwell

[@pritam2758]

👋👋👋 from India

[@christopherhartline1863]

Wow

[@abielar250]

Maths lover ❤

[@Neptoid]

I dunno, was it his only book? He seems to be able to read English and math. He might have had math or other kinds of books at school. Which at least made him able to read and read some math notation

[@mr.gamerkabir8142]

He got really basic maths school knowledge And not advanced topics Other books? Prolly yes but not on advanced topics Ramanujan was born in south India and under British rule South Indians are known to be knowledgeable in English

[@user-wp1ob5ov5q]

Could you tell on which site did you buy this amazing book?)

[@TheMathSorcerer]

The link is in the description:)

[@user-wp1ob5ov5q]

@@TheMathSorcerer thanks!

[@andersonabelriquelmefernan8725]

No hay una traducción del libro al español?

[@user-wh7xl5uz8e]

😂even if we buy it we won't open it 😂

[@JaykrushnaSolanki]

Thank you 🙏 very much Sir to share in information

[@chamudipabodya4319]

Book mame

[@unasimplemanzana5678]

Haga una review en español.

[@TheMathSorcerer]

Ahh si buena idea gracias!!

[@iamalive2826]

So much noise

[@dharmpatel6350]

From India. And we respect him very much.

[@pichirisu]

Nah that’s just the best way to learn. It’s insane to me that math is the assumption that we’re “finding” solutions. Solutions literally always exist regardless of time/space/conditions, they’re a priori to us “finding” them. I’m way more curious about how the solutions are able to be found out rather than being presented a conditional problem for a specific rule, arithmetic, or algebra. Math education is redundant and almost arbitrary as long as we present conditional problems without assuming a prior solution to the problem or method.

[@ronaldjorgensen6839]

reverse engineer math only

[@noam65]

In fact, Namagiri - a goddess of India - gave Ramanuja the truly advanced expressions while he slept or in deep trance, which is why he had issues later trying to prove it. Before you scoff, these deities do indeed exist, and can transmit their knowledge to their devotees, when appropriate. It's a fact. "The total number of minds in the universe is one." Schrödinger also stated that “consciousness cannot be accounted for in physical terms. For consciousness is absolutely fundamental. It cannot be accounted for in terms of anything else”. This view came from The Bhagavad Gita, when Krishna tells of the involution of the material universe. This is ancient wisdom.

[@vectorial6467]

Bla bla bla

[@noam65]

@@vectorial6467 oh, how intelligent and unbigoted... not!

[@vectorial6467]

@@noam65 these deities you are talking about are made up....stop sharing fake knowledge

[@vladmarinela2014]

That why we need AI

[@noam65]

@@vladmarinela2014 perhaps, but if it's self aware, and it's trying to deceive you, you'll be worse off than without it.

[@sthetatos]

Ramanujan was a genius. He could read Serge Lang and would be the same.

[@Felipe_Ribeir0]

This is the proof that genius are a different breed.

[@akritibhardwaj369]

Jai shree Ram

[@beaubradley9539]

Or maybe, just maybe, that's not the entire truth?