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To View Abstract Book 86th Annual Conference of e Indian Mathematical Society – An International Meet (Online Conference) December 17-20, 2020 Organized under the auspices of Department of Mathematics School of Advanced Sciences, VIT Vellore IMS 2020 - Committee IMS - Executive President Prof. B. Sury Indian Statistical Institute, Bangaluru General Secretary Prof. Satya Deo Harish-Chandra Research Institute, Allahabad. Editor, e Journal of the Prof. Sudhir R. Ghorpade Indian Mathematical Society Indian Institute of Technology - Bombay, Mumbai. Editor, e Mathematics Student Prof. M. M. Shikare Center for Advanced Study in Mathematics, Pune. Academic Secretary Prof. Peeyush Chandra Formerly, IIT Kanpur Administrative Secretary Prof. B. N. Waphare Center for Advanced Study in Mathematics, Pune. Treasurer Prof. S. K. Nimbhorkar Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Marathawada University, Aurangabad. Librarian Prof. M. Pitchaimani Ramanujan Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics, University of Madras, Chennai. Organizing Committee Patron Dr. G. Viswanathan Chancellor, VIT Vellore Co-Patron Mr. G.V. Selvam Vice President, VIT Vellore Prof. Rambabu Kodali Vice Chancellor, VIT Vellore Prof. S. Narayanan Pro-Vice Chancellor, VIT Vellore Chair Person Prof. A. Mary Saral Dean, SAS, VIT Vellore Co-Chair Person Prof. K. Karthikeyan Head, Department of Mathematics, SAS, VIT Vellore Organising Secretary Prof. B. Rushi Kumar Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, SAS, VIT Vellore Organising Committee Prof. Dinesh Kumar S Prof. Sri Rama Varaprasad Bhuvanagiri Prof. Sivaraj R Prof. Raja Das Prof. V Madhu Members (Faculty) Prof. Chandrasekaran V M Prof. Mubashir Unnissa M Prof. Murugusundaramoorthy G Prof. Easwaramoorthy D Prof. Selvakumar R Prof. Subramanyam Reddy A Prof. Natarajan G Prof. Yogalakshmi T Prof. Vijaya K Prof. Mokesh Rayalu G Prof. Gargi Chakraborty Prof. Nalliah M Prof. Anjaneyulu G S G N Prof. Roy S Prof. Phaneendra T Prof. Nandhini S Prof. Abdul Hameed Prof. Rajasekaran G Prof. amizharasi Tamizhmani Prof. Balaji S Members (Faculty Contd…) Prof. Rajan Chaamvelli Prof. Kalaivani K Prof. Vallampati Ramachandra Prasad Prof. Praveen T Prof. Hemant Kumar Nashine Prof. Poornima T Prof. Indhira K Prof. Mythili G Y Prof. Gopalakrishna Gadiyar H Prof. Venkataramana B Prof. Padma R Prof. Gowrisankar A Prof. Rajendran P Prof. Udhaya Kumar R Prof. Yamuna M Prof. Gowsalya M Prof. Uma K Prof. Lakshmi Narayan Mishra Prof. Jagadeesh Kumar M S Prof. Ashish Kumar Prasad Prof. Akella V S N Murty Prof. Ramesh Kumar D Prof. Jitendra Kumar Prof. Sivanesan M Prof. Venkata Satyanarayana P Prof. Jagadesh Kumar K Prof. SK. Khadar Babu Prof. Karthika K Prof. Mellacheruvu Naga Srinivasu Prof. Rachna Bhatia Prof. Hemadri Reddy Reganti Prof. Manjari Sidharth Prof. Naga Satya Srinivas Akkiraju Prof. Amrit Das Prof. Ezhilmaran D Prof. Debroti Das Prof. Bala Anki Reddy Pol Prof. Amit Sharma Prof. Nageshwar Rao Ragi Prof. Murugan V Prof. Venkateswarlu B Prof. Prasad eeda Prof. Peri Kameswara Kameswaran Prof. Parvez Alam Prof. Lakshminarayana P Prof. Pallavi Mishra Prof. Niranjan Hari Prof. Rajesh Bha Prof. Saravanarajan M C Prof. Rajesh Maharana Prof. ilagavathi K Prof. Renu Rani Prof. Anuradha D Prof. Sujasree M Prof. Kaspar S Prof. Sanjay Kumar Mohanty Prof. Vijayakumar A G Prof. Nandhini S Prof. Sharief Basha S Prof. Sumant Kumar Prof. Ravi Sankar J Prof. Umakanta Mishra Prof. Jagatheswari S Prof. Veeramani S Prof. Kavitha A Prof. Vijaykumar V Prof. Tamizharasi R Prof. Prabhujit Mohapatra Prof. Kalpana Priya D Prof. Abhishek Das Prof. Aruna K Prof. Ankush Chanda Prof. Jayalakshmi M Prof. Balasubramani N Prof. Kavitha K Prof. Chandru M Prof. Shobana Devi N Prof. Clement J Prof. Pallenivel K V Prof. Deepti Shakti Prof. D. V. Shibesh Kumar Prof. Kuvar Satya Singh Prof. Purusotham S Prof. Pradeep Kumar Saroj Prof. Deepa G Prof. Padigepati Naveen Prof. Manimaran A Prof. Prakash M Prof. Sujatha V Prof. Ramu Geddavalasa Prof. Raghavendar K Prof. Sunanda Saha Research Scholars Ms. M.S. Bhuvaneswari Mr. S. Gurunathan Volunteers Mr. G. Venkatesan Mr. T. amizharasan (Abstract Book Preparation) Mr. M. Varadha Raj Indian Mathematical Society (Estd. 1907; Registration No. S-550, Delhi) hp://www.indianmathsociety.org.in e Indian Mathematical Society (IMS) is the oldest Scientic Society in India. It was founded by Late Shri V. Ramaswami Aiyer in April 1907 with twenty founding members having its Headquarters at Pune. e society was then known as ‘Analytic Club’ which was soon changed to ‘Indian Mathematical Club’. In 1910, however, the new revised Constitution of IMS was adopted and the club acquired its present name, the ’Indian mathematical Society’. e objective of the Society is the promotion of Mathematics Education and Research. Its central activity is to inspire and encourage researchers, students and all the mathematics-loving persons. Professor B. Hanumantha Rao was the rst President of the Society from 1907 to 1912. Discovery of Srinivasa Ramanujan: When we pause to reect on the life of the greatest Indian mathemati- cal genius of modern times S.Ramanujan, we see that there were certain events that seemingly were necessary in order that Ramanujan and his mathematics be brought to posterity. One of these was V. Ramaswami Ai- yar’s founding of the Indian Mathematical Society. For had he not launched the Indian Mathematical Society, the next necessary episode, namely, Ramanujan’s meeting with Ramaswami Aiyar at his oce in 1910, would also have not taken place. Ramanujan had carried with him one of his notebooks, and Ramaswami Aiyar not only recognized the creative spirit that produced its contents, but he also had the wisdom to contact others in order to bring Ramanujan’s mathematics to others for appreciation and support. e large mathematical community that has thrived on Ramanujan’s discoveries for nearly a century owes a huge debt to V. Ra- maswami Aiyar and the Indian Mathematical Society. Annual Conferences of IMS : e First, Second and ird Conference of IMS were held respectively at Madras (1916), Bombay (1919) and Lahore (1921). One pleasantly notes that the IMS had jurisdiction beyond the boundaries of the present Indian State. e Fourth Conference of IMS was organized at Pune in 1924. In those days the Conferences of the Society were organized intermiently with a gap of more years than one. From 1951 onwards, the Conferences of the Society are being organized annually every year. e Silver Ju- bilee Celebrations, on the occasion of completion of twenty ve years of existence of IMS, were held at Pune on March 26, 1932 under the Presidentship of Wrangler Principal R.P. Paranjpye. It is at this conference that it was decided to start the publication of another periodical, as a part of this Silver Jubilee Celebrations, and accordingly the Society started a new Journal named e Mathematics Student in 1933 - over and above the Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society which was being published from the beginning. e 25th (Silver Jubilee) Conference of IMS was held at Allahabad in 1959 which was inaugurated by Late Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, the rst Prime Minister of India. e Platinum Jubilee 75th Annual Conference of the Society was held under the auspices of the Kalasalingam University, Krishnankoil, Tamil Nadu, in December 2009. On this occasion, a Commemorative Postage Stamp on the “Indian Mathematical Society” was issued by the Department of Posts (Philately Division), Government of India to mark the completion of the hundred years of the establishment of the Society.e Centenary Year Celebrations of the existence of the Society took place during 73rd Annual Conference of the Society held under the auspices of the University of Pune, Pune, in December 2007. Prof. S.T. Yau (Fields Medalist), Prof. Richard Hamilton (Clay Award winner) and Prof. S.R. S. Varadhan (Abel Prize Winner) delivered plenary lectures during the Conference.To mark the occasion of this Centenary Year, Special Volumes of the Journal (e Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society, e Special Volume 1907-2007) as well as of the Mathematics Student (e Mathematics Student, Special Cen- tenary Volume (2007)) were published. All these years, the Society has motivated and inspired a very large number of budding mathematicians, and thus has served a great cause of promoting Mathematics Education and Research in the Country. Main Academic Programs of the Annual Conferences: During every Annual Conference of the Soci- ety, the following Memorial Award Lectures are arranged as a part of the Academic Programme (each Award Lecture is of one hour duration with no parallel session). P.L. Bhatnagar Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1987). SrinivasaRamanujan Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1990). V. RamaswamyAiyer Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1990). Hansaraj Gupta Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1990). Ganesh Prasad Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1993; and delivered every alternate year Further, as part of the Academic Programme, there are Plenary lectures by eminent Mathematicians, Symposia on current topics, Invited talks, and Research paper reading sessions. Periodicals published by the Society:e Society publishes two periodicals e Journal of the Indian Math- ematical Society (JIMS; the journal; ISSN 019-5839) and e Mathematical Student (MS; the Student; ISSN 0025-5742). e Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society: From its very inception, the Society started publishing, ‘Progress Reports’. e First Progress Report was published in September 1907. Till December 1908, in all, eight ‘Progress Reports’
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