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i like only one...........thats Ramanujan...............i like him becoz his life is amazing + he is first man to develop ancient maths and Improve the unknown techniques
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Dr. James Grime. Search for him on YouTube. This is a favorite curiosity.
Gauss, Euler, Leibniz
Ramanujan, Aryabhatta and David Herbert...Really respectable person...!
Paul Erdos, Gauss, Terence Tao
According to me "Ramanujan" is ultimate hero.
Ali Moustafa Mosharafa
Just and only Ramanujan
Jules Henri Poincaré. :)
Ramanujan and Aryabhatt
Im a huge fan of Sir Isaac Newton!
How come nobody has posted Galois yet?
Newton , Fermat & Neper
ramanujan, euler, perelman
My hero was Euler but I'm more and more inclining towards the legendary Ramanujan these days.
Ramanujan
Mine are Newton, Ramanujan, Euler and terence tao too!
ramanujam
i like only one...........thats Ramanujan...............i like him becoz his life is amazing + he is first man to develop ancient maths and Improve the unknown techniques
however ..Euler is also great
Albert Einstein.
Leonhard Euler