Re:Math is still catching up to the genius of Ramanujan
by nasalspirant on Monday October 21, 2024 @11:39PM
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Part of the answer is that research funding in India is predominantly from the public sector, and investments in pure science research have been low for a long time (not that applied sciences are doing much better). Thus many researchers lack the resources for experimental science whereas theoretical study is more accessible.
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Re:Math is still catching up to the genius of Ramanujan
by xanderlewis on Tuesday October 22, 2024 @04:04PM
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Ah. I was only comparing with other 'pure' disciplines like analysis and topology/geometry, but I guess these are still more strongly connected to applied things.