The pioneer of the kerala school of mathematics was
Here in this post, we will discuss about the most asked question on the internet is that who is the pioneer of the Kerala of mathematics? To know the answer please stick to this post.
I will shortly describe all the information about the discovery and establishment of Kerala school of mathematics.
But before we go further to know the pioneer of the Kerala school of mathematics. Let's first learn the meaning of pioneer.
Meaning of pioneer in simple words
The simple and easy to understand meaning of pioneer is that a single person or a group of people who found something in the past. In other words, you can say a person who have ever been discovered something are known as pioneer of that perticular things.
For example here the pioneer of the Kerala school of mathematics was a person. We will learn shortly the name of that person.
Who was the pioneer of the Kerala school of mathematics?
The first person or the pioneer of the Kerala school of mathematics was Madhava of Sangamagrama.
Madhava of Sangamagrama was an ancient mathematicians. He kept the bond structure of the Kerala school of mathematics.
If we talk about the Kerala school of mathematics, It is a Mathematics and astronomy school. It is situated in Kerala. It was founded by Madhava of Sangamagrama in between 14th to 16th century.
But Madhava of Sangamagrama was not a person who have completely discovered this kerala school.
The actual and original discovery of the Kerala school of mathematics was ended by Narayana Bhattathiri.
Please note that the concept of trigonometry was first studied and discovered in the kerala school of mathematics in sanskrit language called Tantrasangraha-vakhya.
In this kerala school of mathematics there are many theorem or even proof of this trigonometry series was completed before the arrival of the concept of calculus in Europe.
The concept of differentiation and integration was formulated in Kerala before 2 years of the publishing of calculus in Europe.
The pioneer of the Kerala School of Mathematics was Madhava of Sangamagrama (c. 1350–1425).
He is credited with laying the foundations of calculus, particularly infinite series expansions for trigonometric functions, centuries before European mathematicians like Newton and Leibniz.
