Ramanujan's Lost Notebook

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The discovery of a 138-page manuscript in the handwriting of renowned mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan at Trinity College, Cambridge, is a pivotal moment in mathematical history. Unearthed by George Andrews in 1976, this "lost notebook" is celebrated for its profound implications, likened to the discovery of a missing Beethoven symphony. The manuscript contains groundbreaking insights that continue to influence modern mathematics, showcasing Ramanujan's extraordinary genius and the enduring mystery surrounding his work.