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Analysis Study Research Paper | Mathematics | India | Volume 12 Issue 7, July 2023 | Rating: 6.3 / 10


Shivam Paradox: A New Perspective on the Summation of Squared Natural Numbers

Shivam R. Gupta


Abstract: The summation of natural numbers N =1+2+3+4+?. ? = - 1/12 was introduced by India's greatest mathematician Ramanujan, around 1913. This shocking summation is known by all mathematicians and has now become famous through multimedia. This paper introduces a new mathematical paradox, the SHIVAM PARADOX, which proposes that the summation of all squared natural numbers equals zero. This paradox is derived using integration, graphs, and limit notions.


Keywords: Mathematical Paradox, Summation, Squared Natural Numbers, SHIVAM PARADOX, Number Theory


Edition: Volume 12 Issue 7, July 2023,


Pages: 439 - 440



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