Titlebook: Studies in Indian Mathematics and Astronomy; Selected Articles of Aditya Kolachana,K. Mahesh,K. Ramasubramanian Book 2019 Hindustan Book Ag

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Hindu mathematics in the seventh century as found in Bhāskara I’s commentary on the, (IV)th century when Bhāskara I wrote his commentary on the . there existed works on mathematics which were written not only in Sanskrit but also in Prākṛta. These works were probably of the same nature as the . and the . and were probably written by Maskarī Pūraṇa, Mudgala, and Patana etc. whose names have been mentioned by Bhāskara I.

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2196-8810 the third unpublished part of “History of Hindu Mathematics”.This volume presents a collection of some of the seminal articles of Professor K. S. Shukla who made immense contributions to our understanding of the history and development of mathematics and astronomy in India. It consists of six parts:

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Dr. Kripa Shankar Shukla, veteran historian of Hindu astronomy and mathematics. He passed the High School Examination of U.P. Board in 1934 in First Division with Distinction in Mathematics and Sanskrit and the Intermediate Examination of that Board again in First Division with Distinction in Mathematics.

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Prof. K. S. Shukla’s contribution to the study of the history of Hindu astronomy1987. Prof. Shukla’s contribution to the study of the history of Hindu astronomy is so large and wide that it is beyond my ability to review his work in extenso, and the following are only some aspects of his work.

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The seminal contribution of K. S. Shukla to our understanding of Indian astronomy and mathematicsity. In 1941, he joined the research programme on Indian mathematics at the Department of Mathematics, Lucknow University, to work with Prof. Avadhesh Narayan Singh (1905–1954). Prof. Singh, the renowned collaborator of Bibhutibhusan Datta (1888–1958), had joined Lucknow Universityin 1928. He initia

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Hindu mathematics in the seventh century as found in Bhāskara I’s commentary on the, (IV) on the .. Of these quotations, some are taken from such works as were popularly used in the time of Bhāskara I, some are mentioned to point out the approximate character of rules contained in them so as to emphasise the superiority of the corresponding rules given in the ., and some are quoted to f

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Series with fractional number of termse found to occur in ancient Indian works on arithmetic, where they have been assigned a geometrical or symbolical significance. Originally such series were interpreted with the help of figures resembling a ladder or a drinking glass, but in course of time an analytical meaning was also given to them