Brahmagupta: Brahmagupta: Exploring the Mathematical Marvels of an Ancient Genius
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Brahmagupta is generally recognized as the Indian astronomer and mathematician par excellence. He is well-known for his remarkable boldness and self-respect as much as for his insistence on observational verification and accuracy of results. There is no accurate information about the birth of Brahmagupta; but Brahmagupta himself states in his masterpiece; Brahma Sphuta Siddhanta that he compiled his great work in 628 AD; when he was thirty years old. This clearly shows that he was born in 598 AD.About the book
Brahmagupta is generally recognized as the Indian astronomer and mathematician par excellence. He is well-known for his remarkable boldness and self-respect as much as for his insistence on observational verification and accuracy of results. There is no accurate information about the birth of Brahmagupta; but Brahmagupta himself states in his masterpiece; Brahma Sphuta Siddhanta that he compiled his great work in 628 AD; when he was thirty years old. This clearly shows that he was born in 598 AD.
Brahmagupta by Rajesh Thakur: "Brahmagupta" offers insights into the life and contributions of Brahmagupta, an ancient Indian mathematician and astronomer. Rajesh Thakur provides a comprehensive account of Brahmagupta's work in the field of mathematics and astronomy.
Key Aspects of the Book "Brahmagupta":
Mathematical Pioneering: Rajesh Thakur delves into Brahmagupta's pioneering contributions to mathematics, including his work on number systems and algebra.
Astronomical Insights: The book explores Brahmagupta's advancements in astronomy and his understanding of celestial phenomena.
Historical Perspective: Readers gain an understanding of the historical context in which Brahmagupta's mathematical and astronomical works were developed.
Rajesh Thakur is an author known for his research on historical figures in mathematics and science. In "Brahmagupta," he provides a comprehensive account of the life and achievements of this ancient Indian scholar.
