Marking the birthday of Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887-1920), the greatest Indian mathematician in history
Mrs. Pallavi Kararha of the Embassy of the Republic of India in Zagreb, addressing to the audience
Professor Mirko Planinić, the Dean of the Faculty of Science (of which the Department of Mathematics is a part), addressing to the audience
Mrs. Pallavi Kararha, with Professor Mirko Planinić
Professor Vesna Županović, president of the Croatian Mathematical Society,
addressing to the audience.
Professor Vesna Županović donated a copy of the monograph Number Theory, published in Zagreb in 2023,
written by Andrej Dujella (a Fellow of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts), to Mrs. Pallavi Kararha.
On the right, Professor Luka Grubišić, Head of the Department of Mathematics.
| Fourth Indian Mathematics Day in Croatia, 2024 About 40 mathematicians plus several guests have participated at the meeting honoring the birth of Srinivasa Ramanujan, the greatest Indian mathematician in history. This yearly event, already fourth in order, was organized at the Mathematics Department of the Faculty of Science of the University of Zagreb. The principal sponsors were the Embassy of India, the mentioned Math Department, along with the Croatian Mathematical Society, and the Croatian-Indian Society. Three short, but very interesting 15 min lectures were delivered by distinguished Croatian experts Professors Andrej Dujella, Zvonimir Šikić, and Mirko Primc, with the respective titles as follows:
The meeting was greeted by representatives of the organizers of the event:
The first two celebrations of the Indian National Mathematics Day (marking the birthday of Srinivasa Ramanujan, 22nd December), organized at the Napredak Cultural Centre in Zagreb, are described here:
The third celebration was organized in December 2023 at the Mathematics Department of the Faculty of Science, University of Zagreb, where besides H. E. Raj Kumar Srivastava (who initiated these events in Zagreb), also Professors Hrvoje Šikić and Zoran Vondraček participated with their lectures. |
On the right, Mr. Joginder Singh Nijjar, president of the Croatian-Indian Society in Zagreb,
who also obtained as a gift another monograph by Andrej Dujella: Diophantine m-tuples and Elliptic Curves,
published by Springer in 2024. In the second row, the first three persons from the right are
Professors Vesna Županović, Mirko Planinić, and Andrej Dujella, a Fellow of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts.
Srinivasa Ramanujan (1887-1920) on the left, the greatest Indian mathematician in history.
Many thanks to Dr. Tvrtko Tadić for his kind help in creating this poster.
Many thanks to Dr. Tvrtko Tadić for his kind help in creating this poster.
Professor Andrej Dujella, delivering his very condensed, 15-min lecture, about his ongoing work.
In the first row from the left: Professors Vladimir Volenec, Dragutin Svrtan, Zvonimir Šikić, Mirko Primc, Mrs. Pallavi Kararha, and Joginder Singh Nijjar.
Professor Dujella has a very nice scientific collaboration with several Indian mathematicians.
Professor Zvonimir Šikić, former president of the Croatian Mathematical Society, expert in Mathematical Logic
The third lecture, delivered by Professor Mirko Primc, was dedicated to his current work
dealing with Rogers-Ramanujan type of identities, involving tools from Representation Theory of Groups jointly
with advanced combinatorics.
Professor Hrvoje Šikić, Mr. Krishan Kumar, Mr. Joginder Singh Nijjar, Mrs. Pallavi Kararha,
Professors Zvonimir Šikić and Tomislav Šikić
