The Academy

The Sridharacharya Academy of Mathematical Sciences (SAAMS) is a registered professional organization established in 2024 in honour of Sridharacharya, a renowned Indian mathematician, known for his two surviving works on arithmetic and practical mathematics, Pāṭīgaṇita and Pāṭīgaṇita-sāra, and a now-lost treatise on algebra, Bījagaṇita. SAAMS is dedicated to advancing active and high-quality research in various branches of mathematics and fostering intellectual and cultural development. The academy has nurtured a vibrant research culture among mathematicians in India.

SAAMS is committed to promoting mathematical research that has real-world applications. The organization believes in the power of mathematics to solve complex problems and drive innovation in various fields such as technology, engineering, economics, and social sciences. By fostering creativity and critical thinking, SAAMS aims to expand the possibilities in mathematical research:

OBJECTIVES:

(a) To encourage and promote research in the form of workshops, seminars, and conferences.
(b) To write, compile, and publish journals, books, and reports in mathematical sciences.
(c) To promote mathematical study in schools.
(d) To provide awards to distinguished persons in different categories.
(e) To provide certificates to scientists in a globally recognized database.
(f) To establish a forum among researchers of mathematical sciences to exchange ideas through regular periodic meetings.
(g) To organize seminars on career counselling.
(h) To involve and support social work directly.
(i) To connect with faculty related to mathematical sciences globally.