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He mastered a book on advanced trigonometry at the age of 13.
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Though he had enrolled in Pachaiyappa's College in Madras, he left without a degree to pursue his own research in mathematics.
Fact 3
After his marriage to a 10 year old bride in 1909, he developed an abnormal swelling in the testicle. A doctor volunteered to perform surgery on him for free.
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