The original 16 volumes of his work were synthesized into his final work, Vedic Mathematics, published in 1965, five years after his death.
Vedic maths were lost for centuries before Sri Bharati Krisna Tirthaji rediscovered them from 1911 to 1918. Some of the sutras and corollaries do require paper and pen, however. (Pronounced "Vay-dick") A system based on 16 sutras contained in the Vedas, Vedic Mathematics makes it possible to solve long mathematical problems very quickly in one's head. To calculate the square of any number ending with five: Result= (Original number -1) ( Digits obtained by subtracting 9 from each of these new digits). To multiply a positive integer with 9, 99, 999. Note: (x)(y) represents a number obtained by concatenating the digits of x with those of y.
(The famous Gayatri Mantra is said to have a number representation 108, while added after decoding). It has been found that many of the Sanskrit Mantras represent numbers. Vedic Mathematicians used Sanskrit alphabets to represent big numbers. He did extensive researches on the topic for a whole lifetime and many of the results were published by his desciples in the book, Vedic Mathematics, in the 1960s. The concepts of Vedic Mathematics were studied in detail and revised by Jagadguru Swami Bharathikrishna Tirthaji of Puri Jaganath. Recently, Vedic mathematics has increasingly gained popularity all over the world as a simple technique to carry out algebraic and geometric operations by hand.
Many ancient Hindu saints and others (including Shankaracharyas) contributed to this amazing mathematical idea. Vedic Mathematics is basically a set of Algorithms to solve frequently encountered Mathematical problems. Vedic Mathematics is a form of mathematics, which was in practice in the prehistoric India.
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