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Dilip M. Salwi


Born
India
Died
April 02, 2004


Dilip Madhukar Salwi

Average rating: 3.94 · 184 ratings · 14 reviews · 59 distinct works
S. Ramanujan: The Mathemati...

4.19 avg rating — 59 ratings — published 2004 — 4 editions
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Kalpana Chawla: India's Fir...

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A passage to Antarctica

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Fire on the moon and other ...

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J.C. Bose: The First Modern...

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Scientists of India

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Out of This World!: Stories...

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S.N. Bose: The Immortal Sci...

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Homi J. Bhabha: Architect o...

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Meghnad Saha: Scientist wit...

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“was convinced that he had discovered a mathematical genius who needed proper exposure and guidance to flourish in mathematics. He therefore sent one of his mathematician colleagues, E. H. Neville, to India on the pretext of a lecture tour and assigned him the task of bringing Ramanujan to Cambridge. However, when Neville met Ramanujan after a lecture in Madras, he was pleasantly surprised to find the latter willing to come to England! This sea change in Ramanujan’s outlook towards the England visit came only”
― Dilip M. Salwi, S. Ramanujan: The Mathematical Genius