Chetansing Rajput
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Chetansing Rajput | |
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File:Commisioner Chetansingh Rajput.jpgCommisioner Chetansingh Rajput.jpg Chetansing Rajput | |
Born | 21 september 1978 |
🏳️ Nationality | Indian |
🏫 Education | M.B.B.S |
🎓 Alma mater | •M.G vidyalaya,varangaon
•Jawahar navodya, vidyalaya,Bhusawal •T.N. Medical college (Nair Hospital) ,Mumbai University |
💼 Occupation | Assistant Commissioner of GST |
👩 Spouse(s) | Priyadarshani Rajput |
👶 Children | Sanga (Son) Prithvi (Son) |
🌐 Website | https://goldenratiorajput.com |
Chetansing Rajput is an Indian inventor and a doctor-turned-bureaucrat from Nashik in the State of Maharashtra. He is a medical graduare from Nair Hospital, Mumbai, and currently working as the Asst. Commissioner (Dept. of GST) in India. He previously worked as Medical Officer at Jalgaon Civil Hospital, at Ruby Hall Clinic in Pune city of Maharashtra, and also at Tirath Ram Hospital, New Delhi. Since February 2010, he is working as a gazetted officer for the State of Maharashtra, India. Apart from his medical background and the civil service as profession, Chetansing has contributed in various disciplines of mathematics and natural sciences through his research works and publications, including the mathematical concepts of Golden Ratio and Metallic Means, Electro-Chemical Oscillations, X-Ray Tubes, etc.[1][2] He is well-known for his pioneering work on the Metallic Ratios.
Research Work[edit]
Being a doctor-turned-bureaucrat, Chetansing has not received any formal education in Mathematics. All the findings communicated in his mathematical publications are the results of his home-based, self-sponsored research pursuits. His contributions on the Golden Ratio and Metallic Means are cited as the groundbreaking work by various reputed math websites, including Wikipedia.
Through a series of publications in the year 2021, Chetansing has put forward several new aspects of Golden Ratio and Metallic Means.[3] He has recently put forward the idea that the primitive Pythagorean triples are the prototypical forms of metallic means. Beside, he has also introduced the geometric construction methods of metallic means, and the mathematical relations between different metallic ratios. Most importantly, he has introduced the concept of the Triads of metallic means, and the classical correspondence between metallic ratios and Pythagorean triangles as well as Pythagorean Primes. He has also put efforts on the inclusion of Golden Ratio and Metallic Means in schools, colleges and university curriculums, through induction programmes, lectures series and seminars, beside popularising these concepts through his multiple publications and the website.[4][5]
Publications[edit]
5) Metallic Means and Pascal's Triangle: This work introduces the concept of special right triangles those provide the accurate geometric substantiations of all Metallic Ratios. These right angled triangles not only have the Metallic Means embedded in all their geometric features, but they are also observed to be the quintessential forms of the corresponding Metallic Ratios.
6) Metallic Means "TRIADS" : The publication illustrates the concept of the “TRIADS of Metallic Means”. The Metallic Means and their TRIADS can be geometrically substantiated, in an intriguing manner, as described in this work.
7) Metallic Means and Pythagoras Triples and Primes: This work synergizes the newly discovered geometry of all Metallic Means and the recently published mathematical formulae those provide the precise correlations between different Metallic Ratios. The paper illustrates the close correspondence between Metallic Ratios and the Pythagorean Triples as well as Pythagorean Primes
References[edit]
- ↑ Deshp, Chaitanya (Dec 16, 2015). "Research at home wins international laurels | Nashik News - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 2021-08-15.
- ↑ "रसायनशास्त्र हेच जीवन!". Maharashtra Times (in मराठी). Retrieved 2021-08-15.
- ↑ Rajput, Dr Chetansing (2021). "Golden Ratio". Journal of Advances in Mathematics. 20: 19–42. doi:10.24297/jam.v20i.8945. ISSN 1846-6168.
- ↑ "SSBTs College of Engineering, Jalgaon". sscoetjalgaon.ac.in. Retrieved 2021-08-15.
- ↑ "The Golden Ratio: C.K Rajput – Dr. C K Rajput". Retrieved 2021-08-15.
External links[edit]
- Chetansing rajput publications on Academia.edu
- Publications by Chetansing rajput, at ResearchGate
- Lectures and Publications on Golden Ratio and Metallic Means: https://goldenratiorajput.com/
- Semantic Scholar
- The PKP Index
- Chetansing rajput publications indexed by Google Scholar
- Science Gate
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