Abacus and Vedic mathematics have been helpful for children learning maths. The learner can choose which method they use to learn maths. The key difference between Abacus and Vedic maths has been highlighted in this Article. These points will help you make a decision. What are Vedic Math and Abacus? Two ancient methods can […]
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The Gijswijt Sequence is named after DION GIJSWIJT by Neil Sloane. The Sequence is similar to the Kolakoski Sequence, but it counts the most extended blocks in terms of length. Gijswijt Sequence Introduction: Gijswijt’s Sequence can be defined as: It is a self-describing sequence where the value of each term is equal to the
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Today, we will learn about the magic numbers or the magic of numbers. In this module, we will learn about the beauty of numbers and their usage in various fields, like various competitive exams. Number magic, or the magical numbers tricks, is one of the topics which is not taught in detail in schools,
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The Golomb Sequence is named after Solomon w. Golomb. Solomon Wolf Golomb was an American mathematician and engineer. He worked as a professor at the University of Southern California. He was best known for his mathematical games. The sequence is also called Silverman’s Sequence. Introduction Golomb Sequence Golomb Sequence can be defined as: –
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A prime number is a natural number greater than 1 that is not a product of two smaller natural numbers, or we can say that a prime number is a whole number greater than 1 whose only factors are 1 and itself. The first few prime numbers are 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13,
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Mathematics is one of the oldest subjects, which has its origins in ancient times. Being one of the oldest subjects, it is a subject of numbers, data, measurement, shapes, and other logic. It is also a foundation for subjects like physics, chemistry, statistics, finance, medicine, and others. In simple terms, we can say the
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John Conway analyzed the Look and Said Sequence after it was introduced by one of his students at a party. Who is John Conway? John Conway was an English mathematician who was active in the theory of finite groups, number theory, knot theory, and many other theories. He was born and raised in Liverpool
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The Kolakoski Sequence is named after William Kolakoski. He described the Sequence in 1965. William Kolakoski was an American artist and recreational mathematician. He had many interests in arts, philosophy and mathematics but chose fine art at college because he felt he could study mathematics and philosophy independently. It is also known as the
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Fibonacci as we all know are numbers but it got this name through Leonardo Da Pisa who was born in 1175 AD in Pisa, Italy. He is also known as Leonardo Da Pisano son of a Pisan merchant. You must be wondering why Leonardo Pisan was known as Fibonacci as his father’s name was
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Considered the most complicated mathematician of all time, Apastamba Muni has written one of the texts in Sulbasutras. He was known as the Sutrakaara who collected sources and curated the Apastamba Kalpasutra. Introduction: Apastamba Muni was an Indian Hindu author who was considered to be a very interesting author for writing one of the
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It shouldn’t come as a surprise that recently discovered how the first recorded use of the number zero was made as early as in the 3rd or the 4th century in India. The ancient Indian mathematician appeared in the Indian subcontinent starting from 1200 BC till the end of the 18th century and had
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In mathematics, some great mathematicians have given names to mathematical equations which have exactly four labels if the equations are to be true. Now, you all must be confused about what context am I talking about? We all have heard these terms once in our life ‘Theorem’, ‘Lemma’, and ‘Corollary’ while studying math, and
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We all know that the world has gone through Corona Virus and still, everyone is struggling as the disease hasn’t stopped spreading. I know you all must be thinking about why I’m adding this context? It’s because have you ever thought about how they can predict the number of infections spreading? And how did
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Known as “Bharata the Saint” Indian art of philosophy had its beginning laid by Bharat the ancient sage who is also called Bharat Muni. We all have heard the name “Natyasastra” once in our lifetimes and this classic treatise is India’s most ancient work in the field of art and philosophy which was created
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Kātyāyana was considered to be an ancient Sanskrit author, grammatician, Vedic priest, and the last mathematician of the Vedic period. Also known as ‘Katyayana’ (कात ् यायन) was one of the major disciples of the Gautam Buddha. Katyayana was the leading one amongst the disciples while explaining the discussions about Buddha. Rishi Katyayana “Katyayana
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