Ramanujan's Lost Notebook

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The discovery of a 138-page manuscript in Srinivasa Ramanujan's handwriting at Trinity College, Cambridge, is likened to finding Beethoven's tenth symphony due to its profound significance in mathematics. Unearthed by George Andrews in 1976, this "lost notebook" contains groundbreaking insights and theorems that have captivated mathematicians, offering a glimpse into Ramanujan's genius and the depth of his contributions to the field. The manuscript continues to inspire research and exploration in mathematical theory.