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A complete guide about the great Indian mathematician Bhaskaracharya

 

Complete information about the great Indian mathematician Bhaskaracharya

Many great mathematicians and scientists passed away in medieval India. These include Aryabhata, the great mathematician who introduced zero to the world, and Sushruta, who made invaluable contributions to the medical field. One such great mathematician and astronomer is Bhaskaracharya.

Bhaskaracharya History

Bhaskaracharya was born in this. Born in 1114 at Bijapur in Karnataka. His father's name was Maheshwar. He was good at mathematics from his childhood. He wanted to teach others.

Bhaskaracharya’s Work in the Field of Mathematics

Bhaskaracharya, who was very good at mathematics, easily solved many mathematics of that time. Some of these calculations were not even solved in Europe. Meanwhile, he was appointed as the head of the Astronomical Observatory at Ujjain.


Bhaskaracharya has written his entire work in 6 texts.

Bhaskaracharya Book

1. Lilavati: This book is written on the subject of mathematics.

2. Algebra (Bijaganita): It seems to be written about the seed in mathematics i.e. the root.

3. Siddhanta Shiromani: This book is divided into two major parts. The first part contains information about astronomical mathematics while the second part contains information about spheres.

4. Grahaganita: It deals with the study of planets and formulas in mathematics.

5. Lust

6. Description

Bhaskaracharya’s Astronomical Studies

Bhaskaracharya studied many astronomical phenomena with the help of his mathematical formulas. He then proved that it takes 365 days for the earth to complete one revolution around the sun. Also the rotation speed of planets, lunar and solar eclipses etc. He also did the study.

 Bhaskaracharya Death

Such a great Indian mathematician and astronomer died in 1185. Throughout his life, he put forward many formulas and theories, which are still true today.

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