THE MATHEMATICS STUDENT

The Indian Mathematical Society publishes two periodicals – The Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society ( JIMS ; the Journal ; ISSN 0019-5839 ) and The Mathematics Student ( Math Student ; ISSN 0025-5742 ) , both of which are quarterly.

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At the time of Silver Jubilee Celebrations on the occasion of completion of 25 years of existence of IMS in 1932, it was decided to start the publication of another periodical, and accordingly the Society started a new periodical, named The Mathematics Student" , in 1933 with A. Narasingrao as its first Editor who worked as founding Editor almpst single handed with great devotion for eighteen years (1933 - 1950) and placed it on firm footing.

It may be noted with great pride that

* A conference, first of its kind in Asia, entitled "South Asian Conferenceon Mathematical Education" under the directorship of K. Chandrasekharan was held at T I F R, Bombay, during February 1956 in which mathematicians like M. H. Stone, G. Choquet, H. Freudenthal and a host of other world mathematicans participated; the entire Proceedings of the conference has been published in the Mathematics Student Vol. 54 (1956).

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The following volumes of The Mathematics Student are recently published :

Vol. 77, Nos. 1-4, (2008)

Special Centenary Volume (2007)

Vol. 76, Nos. 1-4, (2007)

Vol. 75, Nos. 1-4, (2006)

Vol. 74, Nos. 1-4, (2005)

Vol. 73, Nos. 1-4, (2004)

Vol. 72, Nos. 1-4, (2003)

Vol. 71, Nos. 1-4, (2002)

The following volume of The Mathematics Student is with the press and will be published soon :

Vol. 78, Nos. 1- 4, (2009)


The CONTENT of these volumes are displayed in the following:

CONTENT of The Mathematics Student, Vol. 77, Nos. 1 - 4, (2008):

Sr. No. Author Title of the article / Paper Pages
1. M. A. Pathan Professor R. P. Agarwal (1925-2008) 01-08
2. N. K. Thakare Professor R. P. Agarwal : A RATAN (JEWEL) IN MATHEMATICS 09-11
3. A. K. Agarwal The Importance of Mathematics 13 - 18
4. A. K. Agarwal Ramanujan's Contributions and some recent advances in the Theory of Partitions 19-35
5. - Abstracts of Papers presented at the 74th Annual Conference of the
Indian Mathematical Society held at the University of Allahabad, Allahabad during December 27-30, 2008 		37-74
6. S. G. Dani On some large subsets of Euclidean spaces involved in
Geometry, Dynamics and Diophantine Approximation 		75-85
7. M. Ram Murty Transcendental Numbers and zeta functions 87-101
8. G. S. Srivastava Entire function extensions of Continuous functions : A brief survey 103- 117
09. S. Arumugam Coloring and Domination in Graphs 119-129
10. S. D. Adhikari The relation between two combinatorial group invariants : History and Ramifications 131-143
11. Siddhartha Gadgil Orders on manifolds and Surgery 145-159
12. G. S. Saluja Random Fixed Point of Three-Step Random iterative process
with errors for Asymptotically quasi-nonexpansive random Operator 		161-176
13. Mridula Garg and
Tripati Gupta 		On certain new summation Formula for Fox H-Function 177-181
14. B. S. K. R. Somayajulu
and Kadambini Kar 		Some new properties of Prime Powers 183-192
15. T. S. Nanjundiah The nowhere differentiable continuous functions of Weierstrass and Van Der Waerden 193-196
16. Aribindi Satyanarayan Rao On the existence of a unique almost periodic solution of
a non-linear Abstract Differential Equation 		197-202
17. Dragu Ananasiu and
Dennis Nemzer 		Extending the Laplace Transform 203-212
18. Ralph Chill Three variations on Newton's method 213-229
19. Akhilesh Prasad Hankel Transform on a Gevrey Space 231 - 238
20. Susil Kumar Jena Method of Infinite Ascent applied on mA^6 + nB^3 = C^2 239-246
21. V. A. Hiremath and
S. S. Gramopadhye 		Dualization of Cyclic Purity 247-255
22. Ramji Lal 74th IMS Conference - A brief Report 257-263
23. - Report on IMS Sponsored Lectures 265-270

CONTENT of The Special Centenary Volume (2007) of The Mathematics Student. :

Sr. No. Author Title of the article / Paper Pages
1. Nayandeep Deka Baruah,
Bruce Berndt and
Heng Huat Chan 		Ramanujan's series for 1/pi : a survey. 01-24
2. George E. Andrews The theory of compositions IV : Multicompositions. 25-31
3. V. S. Varadarajan Unitary representations of super Lie groups and some applications. 33 - 57
4. M. S. Raghunathan Discrete subgroups of Lie groups. 59-70
5. S. P. Dutta A connection between two sets of conjectures. 71-80
6. K. Varadarajan Formal trianglular matrix rings and modules over them - a survey 81-99
7. Indranil Biswas Notes on holomorphic principal bundles over a compact Kahler manifold. 101-112
8. Sudhir Ghorpade and
Balnohan V. Limaye 		Sylvester's minorant criterion, Lagrange-Beltrami identity
and nonnegative definiteness. 		113-119
9. Satya Deo Cohomology theories best suited for algebraic dimension theories Applications. 121-134
10. T. N. Shorey Theorems of Sylvester and Schur. 135-145
11. Rahul Roy Covering of space by random sets. 147-154
12. Ramaiyengar Sridharan
and Raja Sridharan 		A remarkable proof of Gordon on the reduction of
the general quintic to Brioschi normal form. 		155-168
13. A. S. Gupta Deterministic chaos. 169-176
14. Murali K. Srinivasan Some problems motivated by the notion of threshold graphs 177-187
15. S. Thangavelu Invariant Hilbert spaces of holomorphic functions 189-203
16. J. K. Verma Hilbert coefficients and depth of the associated graded ring of an ideal 205-228
17. R. Sujatha Euler : A life of mathematics. 229-235
18. Raja Sridharan On a certain lemma en-route to the proofs of the nullstellensatz,
the quillen-suslin theorem and Forster's conjecture 		237-240
19. S. K. Tomar Elastic wave propagation in materials with voids - a review 241-260
20. N. M. Bujurke,
Ramesh B. Kudenatti
and V. B. Awati 		Analysis of boundary layer equations by the method of Asymptotic function 261-272

CONTENT of The Mathematics Student, Vol. 76, Nos. 1 - 4 (2007):

Sr. No. Author Title of the article / Paper Pages
1. Asha Rani Professor Mahendra Kumar Singal (1932-2006) 01-04
2. Satya Deo Professor M. K. Singal : An organizer par excellence 05-06
3. A. N. Mitra A date with Mahendra Kumar Singal 07 - 08
4. N. K. Thakare Professor M. K. Singal : A tribute 09-11
5. Sunder Lal Professor M. K. Singal : A life devoted to Mathematics 13-15
6. R. S. Pathak and S. R. Verma Jacobi Convolution of Distributions 17-28
7. Aurn M. Vaidya S. Chowla's Contributions to Combinatorics 29-38
8. Prem Narain The Transmission/Disequilibrium Test (TDT) used in Human Genetics 39- 48
09. R. B. Bapat Challanges and Frustrations of being a Mathematician 49-54
10. R. B. Bapat Recent Developments and Open problems in the Theory of Permanents 55-69
11. - Abstracts of Papers presented at the 73rd Annual Conference of the
Indian Mathematical Society held at Pune University, Pune during December 27-30, 2007 		71-102
12. S. T. Yau The Past, Present and Future of Mathematics in China and India 103-128
13. S. R. S. Varadhan Homogenization 129-136
14. Dinesh Singh Harmonic Analysis on the Unit Circle : A personal Perspective 137-155
15. Daniel Wulbert The Locator Problem 157-162
16. Dinesh S. Thakur Recent Developments in Function Field Arithmetic 163-170
17. Shreeram S. Abhyankar Conics as Axis and Jacobian Problem 171-183
18. K. Varadarajan Anti Hopfian and Anti Co-Hopfian Modules 185-193
19. Ajay Kumar Operator Space Structure on Banach Spaces 195 - 202
20. A. K. Lal, Sukanta Pati
and K. L. Patra 		Graph Structure via its Laplacian Matrix 203-216
21. B. Choudhary On Sequence Spaces defined by Orlicz Functions 217-224
22. Kanti Pandey Burgers Equations : Introduction and Applicability 225-236
23. S. K. Vaidya, G. V. Bhodasara,
S. Srivastav and V. J. Kaneria 		Cordial Labelling for Two Cycle Related Graphs 237-246
24. Ajai Choudhary On Squares of Squares 247-255
25. Ravi S. Kulkarni Book Review 257-266
26. B N Waphare 73rd I M S Conference - A brief Report 267-272

CONTENT of The Mathematics Student, Vol. 75, Nos. 1 - 4 (2006):

Sr. No. Author Title of the article / Paper Pages
1. N. K. Thakare Prof. H. C. Khare : A Tribute 01-02
2. Satya Deo Rough and Soft : Prof. H. C. Khare 03-05
3. R K Srivastava Prof. H. C. Khare : Selfless Wisdom and Academic Vision Anthromorphized 07 - 08
4. A. K. Das and
S. S. Khare 		On Conjectures of H. Singh 09-16
5. Prem Narain Statistical tools in Bioinformatics 17-27
6. I B S Passi Presidential Address (General) 29-35
7. I B S Passi Homological and Combinatorial Methods in Group Rings 37-63
8. - Abstracts of Papers-72nd Annual Conference
of the IMS held at Rani Durgavati University
Jabalpur during December 27-30, 2006 		65-85
9. P. K. Banerji Unfolding the Concepts of Boehmians and their Applications 87-121
10. Phoolan Prasad P. L. Bhatnagar and the BGK Model 123-136
11. Subhash S. Bhoosnurmath Birth and Development of Hyperbolic Metric and
its impact on the 21st Century Mathematics 		137-157
12. R. J. Hans-Gill On a Conjecture of Minkowski 159-166
13. R K Singh Invariant Subspace Problem and
Development of Mathematics around it 		167-172
14. Surindar Mohan Uppal Can Mathematics Bring Peace ? 173-178
15. Sanjay Jain and
Mukesh Kumar 		EOQ for Varying Marketing Policies Under
a Replacement Policy for Damaged Items 		179-186
16. Sanjay Jain,
Adarsh Mangal
and P. R. Parihar 		On the Posynomial Linear Plus Fractional Programming Problem 187-196
17. Ajai Choudhary The Algebraic Structure of the set of Integer Solutions
of a quadratic Diophantine Equation 		197-201
18. T. Phaneendra Orbits relative to Two Self-maps and Common Fixed Point 203-207
19. Hemant Kumar Nashine
and C. L. Dewangan 		An Existence Result on KY Fan Best Approximant 209-214
20. Ajai Choudhary Matrix Analogues of the Terry-Escott Problem,
Multigrade Chains and the Equation of Fermat 		215-224
21. Jyoti Kaushik and
Neeru Kashyap 		Weighted Weyl's Spectrum 225-230
22. G S Saluja Fixed Points for an Admissible Class of
Asymptotically Regular semigroup in Banach Spaces
with Weak Uniformly Normal Structure 		231-238
23. Ajai Choudhary A Diophantine System 239-241
24. Yaakov S. Kupitz and
Horst Martini 		Equilibrium under Atmospheric Pressure 243-252
25. T N Venkataramana Book Review 253-256

CONTENT of The Mathematics Student, Vol. 74, Nos. 1 - 4 (2005):

Sr. No. Author Title of the article / Paper Pages
1. P. C. vaidya Professor J. N. Kapur - A Rare Leader 01-02
2. A. M. Vaidya Integer Sided Triangles With One Agle 60 Degree 03-05
3. Prem Narain Mapping of Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) 07 - 18
4. D. K. Sinha Some Snapshots of Reminiscing Professor J. N. Kapur : A Tribute 19-23
5. Sunder Lal Professor J. N. Kapur : A Multidimensional Mathematician 25-27
6. P. N. Tiwari and
A. R. verma 		Professor J. N. Kapur : Promoter of Ethics and Norms of Science 29-35
7. B. K. Sachdeva Professor J. N. Kapur
(Some Personal Reminiscences) 		37-38
8. L. S. Kothari Professor J. N. Kapur : A Great Teacher and Promoter of Mathematics 39
9. Prem Narain Tribute to Professor J. N. Kapur 41-42
10. Sarva Jit Singh Presidential Address (General) 43-47
11. Sarva Jit Singh Recent Developments in Poroelasticity 49-67
12. - Abstracts of Papers-71st Annual Conference
of the IMS held at I. I. T. Roorkee,
Roorkee during December 26-29, 2005 		69-121
13. S. Parvathi "Schur Weyl Duality" for a Larger
Class of Algebras 		123-142
14. Aloke Dey Orthogonal Arrays 145-152
15. Aalok Misra (String Theory Inspired) Excursions into
(Complex)Differential Geometry of some
non-Kahler six-folds and their
exceptional uplifts 		153-170
16. T K Das On Posets of Certain Classes of Maps 171-181
17. V. Balaji C. S. Seshadri : A Distinguished Mathematician 183-187
18. Ramadas
Ramakrishnan
Trivandrum 		M. S. Narasimhan : A Distinguished Mathematician 189-191
19. R. Sujatha Parimala Raman : A Distinguished Mathematician 193-197
20. Tikam Singh and
Bhavana soni 		Approximation by Generalized
de la Vallee Poussin Operators 		199-206
21. R. K. Yadav and
S. D. Purohit 		On q-Laplace Transforms of Certain
Multiple Basic Hypergeometric Functions 		207-215
22. S. Arumugam Difference Labelling and Common
Weight Decompositions of Graphs 		217-223
23. S. Bhargava,
D. D. Somashekara and
Syeda Noor Fathima 		A new Transformation for Basic
Bilateral Hyper Geometric Series 		225-230
24. Ajai Choudhary Some Diophantine Equations
Involving Sixth Powers 		231-236
25. Sunder Lal and
Vandani Verma 		Identity based Strong Designated
Verifier Proxy Signature Scheme 		237-244
26. Eknath Ghate,
Dipendra Prasad and
Riddhi Shah 		Book Reviews 245-249
27. G. S. Srivastava 71st IMS Conference : A Brief Report 251-254
28. - Report on IMS Sponsored Lectures 255-256

CONTENT of The Mathematics Student, Vol. 73, Nos. 1 - 4 (2004):

Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages
1. T. Thrivikraman Traditional Mathematics in India after Bhaskara -
New Approach Needed 		01-02
2. T. Thrivikraman Topological Systems - A Potentially Productive Approach 03-12
3. - Abstracts of Papers - 70th Annual Conference of IMS
held at J.N.V. University at Jodhpur. 		13 - 42
4. S. K. Nimbhorkar Bear*-Rings, Lattice Theory , Graph Theory and Their Interrelationship 43-59
5. Anand P. Singh Advances in the Dynamics of Entire and
Meromorphic Functions 		61-72
6. V. K. Balchandran Agebraic Topology : Some Historic Perspectives 73-86
7. Chandrasekhar Adiga Sums of Squares and Sums of Triangular Numbers
and their relationship 		87-94
8. M. A. Sofi Banach Spaces arising as Solutions of Equations
involving Nuclear Operators 		95-108
9. S. L. Kalla Mathematical Models for Temperature Fields in Oil Strata 109-117
10. G. S. Srivastava Spaces of Entire Functions 119-128
11. M. P. Wasadikar Generalizations of Normal Lattices 129-133
12. dr. S. S. Bhusnurmath Differential Geometric Techniques in Complex Analysis 135-144
13. A. Rao Cocyclic Binary and Non-Binary Codes 145-156
14. M. S. Choudhary Generalized Functions : Different Approaches 157-165
15. P. K. Banerjee
and S. K. Al-Omari 		Distributional Struve and Hankel Transformations of Compact Support 167-173
16. B. Basavangoud and
V. R. Kulli 		Hamiltonian and Eulerian properties of Plick Graphs 175-181
17. R. K. Yadav and
Balraj Singh 		On a set of Basic Polynomials Zn,alpha(x;k,q)
suggested by Basic Laguerre polynomials Ln,alpha(x;q) 		183-189
18. B.P.Verma Solution of a Problem posed by Fisher and some generalization. 191-192
19. Deshna Loonker and
P.K.Banerjee 		Distributional Laplace - Hankel Transform by Fractional Integral Operators 193-197
20. S. Bhargava and N. Anitha A Continued Fraction for certain q-Series of Ramanujan 199-404
21. R. D. Giri and
P. B. Bahatkar 		On Triangular, Mersener's and Fermat's numbers 205-207
22. S. B. Gaikwad and
M. S. Choudhary
and K. Shivashankara 		Abelian Theorem for the Distributional Modified Stieltjes Transform 209-218
23. M. G. Nadkarni Did Cantor sow the seed of Measure and Integral? 219-230
24. Asha Rani Singal Cryptology : A journey from waxed Tablets to Euler's Theorem - I. 231-246
25. B. Choudhary Matrix Transformations and isomorphic structure of Locally Convex FK-Spaces 247-252
26. Saurabh Singal Book Reviews 253-258
27. - News and Announcement 259-260

CONTENT of The Mathematics Student, Vol. 72, Nos. 1 - 4 (2003):

Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages
1. T. Parthasarathy Injectivity of Mappings in Rn 01-04
2. T. Parthasarathy Five Decades of Stochastic Games 05-10
3. - Abstracts of Papers - 69th Annual Conference of IMS
held at University of Lucknow, Lucknow. 		11 - 29
4. M. A. Pathan Some Formulas of Ramanujan on Hypergeometric series 31-44
5. B. K. Lahiri Uniformly Normal Structure 45-52
6. S. Sri Bala Jordan Algebras 53-67
7. Rajiv K. Srivastava Bicomplex Numbers : Analysis and Applications 69-87
8. Anand P. Singh Some directions in Complex Dynamics 89-100
9. C. M. Joshi Rogers-Ramanujan Identities : A Historical Overview
and significance of Baily's Transform 		101-112
10. D. V. Pai Strong Unicity of Order Two in simultaneous approximations 113-121
11. S. P. Arya and
Neeru Jain 		Some Weaker form of Fuzzy Weak Continuity 123-131
12. T. N. Sinha On the Diophantine Equation x4 + kx2y2 +y4 = z2 133-137
13. Peter Lindqvist
and Jaak Peetre 		p-Arc length of q-Circle 139-145
14. Takeshi Okano A note on Irrationality of Some Numbers 147-148
15. Yaakov S. Kupitz
and Horst Martini 		On the Monotonicity of (sinx)/x from the Ancient
to a Modern Point of View 		149-161
16. Rinu Srivastava and
B.M.L. Srivastava 		Identities of I function of One Variable 163-164
17. M. Imdad and
Q.H.Khan 		Remarks on Fixed and Coincident points of
Certain Composite Involutions in Banach Spaces 		165-169
18. M.S.Younis On the Mapping Properties of an Index of the Fourier Transforms
of Lipschitz Functions on Certain Motion Groups 		171-179
19. P.K.Banerjee and
Abha Purohit 		Integral Transform on Lp-spaces 181-185
20. D. J. Prabhakaran On certain Integral Transforms of Meromorphic Starlike Functions 187-196
21. Devbhadra V. Shah On Triangular, Mersener's and Fermat's numbers 197-199
22. M.S.Mahadev Naika
and K. Shivashankara 		Some values for the Ratios of Theta-Functions 201-204
23. D. V. Shah Corrections in the Formula for P5(n) 205-211
24. D. P. Shukla On an orthonormal Set of Polynomials 213-219
25. S.P.Singh and
Lilawati Pal 		Certain Transformation Formulae for q-Hypergeometric Series 221-225
26. Rakesh Goel A Method to Calculate the Value of pi 227-232
27. Asha Rani Singal,
Saurabh Singal and
Arun M. Vaidya 		Book Reviews 233-249
28. - News and Announcements 250-252

CONTENT of The Mathematics Student, Vol. 71, Nos. 1 - 4 (2002):

Sr. No. Author Title of the Paper Pages
1. P. V. Arunachalam Presidential Address - General 01-03
2. P. V. Arunachalam Mathematics of the Twentieth Century - A Point of View 05-20
3. - Abstracts of Papers - 67th Annual Conference of IMS
held at Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, Jan 27-30, 2002 		21 - 48
4. J. R. Patadia Lacunary Fourier series and Sidon sets 49-71
5. S. P. Singh and
Mahi R. Singh 		Fixed Points Theorems and Applications 73-81
6. M. K. Gupta On some Weak Separation Axioms 83-89
7. Neville Robbins On Modified R-regular Partitions 91-96
8. S. P. Arya Teacher training in India 97-105
9. M. A. Pathan Presidential Address - General 107-110
10. M. A. Pathan Lie Algebraic Analysis of Differential Equations and Special Functions 111-124
11. - Abstracts of Papers - 68th Annual Conference of IMS
held at Shivaji University, Kolhapur, December 20-23, 2002 		125-148
12. S. G. Deo Trigonometric like Operators in Banach Spaces 149-160
13. L. Radhakrishna The Taxonomy of Mathematics and Einstein 161-169
14. R. C. Srivastava Converging Shock in the Welfare of Mankind 171-186
15. Chandrasekhar Adiga Ramanujan's Continued Fractions and Their Evaluations 187-199
16. S. P. Arya and
Neeru Jain (nee Singal) 		Fuzzy Somewhat Continuous functions 201-207
17. M. K. Singal The Indian Mathematical Society : An Overview 209-246
18. - News and Announcements 247-250