@sur_27G.H. Hardy once reflected on Srinivasa Ramanujan, the mathematician who inspired the film "The Man Who Knew Infinity." He remarked that the gaps in Ramanujan's knowledge were just as astonishing as the depth of his understanding. This was a man capable of deriving modular equations and theorems of complex multiplication to an unprecedented degree, with a mastery of continued fractions that was nothing short of extraordinary.
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @sur_27· Jun 21, 2026· Science
Side-by-side black-and-white portraits of two men. Left: older man with round glasses, slicked-back hair, suit and tie, seated in a chair. Right: younger man with dark hair, serious expression, wearing a suit jacket over an open-collared shirt. High-contrast studio lighting, vintage photographic style.
@sur_27G.H. Hardy once reflected on Srinivasa Ramanujan, the mathematician who inspired the film "The Man Who Knew Infinity." He remarked that the gaps in Ramanujan's knowledge were just as astonishing as the depth of his understanding. This was a man capable of deriving modular equations and theorems of complex multiplication to an unprecedented degree, with a mastery of continued fractions that was nothing short of extraordinary.
Voir la publication d'originePhoto de @sur_27· Jun 21, 2026· Science
Side-by-side black-and-white portraits of two men. Left: older man with round glasses, slicked-back hair, suit and tie, seated in a chair. Right: younger man with dark hair, serious expression, wearing a suit jacket over an open-collared shirt. High-contrast studio lighting, vintage photographic style.
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