K. G. Ramanathan

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K. G. Ramanathan is affiliated with the following schools: Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, University of Madras, Osmania University, Princeton University

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K. G. Ramanathan

Mathematics

#978

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#1693

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Measure Theory

#3582

World Rank

#4224

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According to Wikipedia, Kollagunta Gopalaiyer Ramanathan was an Indian mathematician known for his work in number theory. His contributions are also to the general development of mathematical research, and teaching in India.

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K. G. Ramanathan's Published Works

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High-temperature emissivities of copper, aluminum, and silver (1977) (52)
On the Rogers-Ramanujan continued fraction (1984) (48)
Temperature variation of total hemispherical emissivity of stainless steel AISI 304 (1979) (42)
On Ramanujan's continued fraction (1984) (32)
Low-temperature emissivities of copper and aluminum (1977) (32)
Total hemispherical emissivities of copper, aluminum, and silver. (1977) (31)
Identities and Congruences of the Ramanujan Type (1950) (29)
Some applications of Ramanujan’s trigonometrical sumCm(n) (1944) (27)
Infra-Red Absorption by Metals at Low Temperatures (1952) (23)
Quadratic forms over involutorial division algebras II (1961) (22)
Hypergeometric series and continued fractions (1987) (20)
Anomalous emissivities of nickel and iron near their Curie temperatures (1971) (17)
XL. A new vacuum calorimeter for low temperatures (1955) (15)
Total hemispherical emissivity of tungsten (1978) (15)
Ramanujan's modular equations (1990) (15)
The absorption of ultraviolet radiation by diamond (1946) (14)
On the analytic theory of quadratic forms (1972) (14)
Dynamical theory of the vibration spectra of crystals (1947) (14)
The atomic heats of gold, platinum and antimony at liquid helium temperatures (1959) (14)
Specific heat of bismuth at liquid helium temperatures (1955) (14)
Congruence properties ofσa (N) (1947) (11)
Ramanujan and the congruence properties of partitions (1980) (11)
Generalisations of some theorems of Ramanujan (1988) (11)
UNITS OF QUADRATIC FORMS (1952) (9)
Some Generalizations of Ramanujan's Sum (1980) (8)
Zeta functions of quadratic forms (1961) (6)
A New Method for measuring Electrical Resistivities (1955) (6)
The infra-red absorption spectrum of diamond (1946) (6)
Variations in the absorption of infra-red radiation by diamond (1946) (6)
The infra-red absorption spectrum of diamond and its variations (1947) (5)
Congruence properties of Ramanujan’s function τ(n) (1944) (5)
Remarks on some series considered by Ramanujan (1982) (4)
The Theory of Units of Quadratic and Hermitian Forms (1951) (4)
Dynamical theory of the vibration spectra of crystals (1947) (4)
Dynamical theory of the vibration spectra of crystals (1947) (3)
Solvability of a Diophantine inequality in algebraic number fields (1972) (2)
Lectures on the algebraic theory of fields (1954) (2)
Dynamical theory of the vibration spectra of crystals (1948) (2)
Outgassing of manometric liquids in vacuum (1967) (2)
Faraday's law of induction and the force on a body due to change in its magnetization in an electric field (1962) (1)
Infra-Red Absorption Spectrum of Diamond (1946) (1)
The dynamical theory of the vibration spectra of crystals (1948) (1)
Abelian Quadratic Forms (1952) (1)
Dynamical theory of the vibration spectra of crystals (1947) (1)
The absorption spectrum of diamond in the visible region (1946) (0)
Infra-Red Spectrum of Diamond (1945) (0)
A home-made infra-red spectrometer. (1946) (0)
Theoretical evaluation of the acoustic wave-velocities in diamond (1948) (0)
Inverse-square equation for the compressive force on an ideal gas (1998) (0)
The emission and absorption spectra of luminescent diamonds (1947) (0)
The Riemann Sphere in Matric Spaces (1955) (0)
The zeta function and discriminant of a division algebra (1959) (0)
Infra-Red Absorption Spectrum of Diamond (1946) (0)

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