A Life in Numbers

<p><strong>Srinivasa Ramanujan: A Life in Numbers</strong></p><p>Born into poverty and intellectual isolation in a small Indian village Srinivasa Ramanujan was a self-taught genius who reinvented mathematics from his own mind. With no formal training he filled notebooks with thousands of theorems and formulas seeing a universe of patterns invisible to others. His life story is a stunning journey of intuition and faith that culminates in a desperate letter to G. H. Hardy the esteemed Cambridge mathematician.</p><p>This book charts the incredible intellectual partnership that followed-a clash of cultures and mathematical philosophies between a rigorous English academic and a visionary from the East. It is a story of triumph and tragedy a deep look at the genius who unlocked some of the most profound secrets of numbers before his life was tragically cut short. Discover the enduring legacy of a man whose work continues to shape modern science a testament to the idea that true genius knows no bounds. Approx.168 pages 33500 word count</p>