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POETIC ARITHMETIC
BY SONAM JHA




INTRODUCTION TO THE AUTHOR

Hello, I am Sonam Jha, and I am studying at Lancers International School. As a
part of my personal project, I was asked to pick a topic I was passionate about
and create a product based on that. As I have been passionate about poetry and
math for a long time, I decided to research how they are interconnected, and
through this process, I discovered the strong mathematical structure of Sanskrit
poetry. This book will summarise all of my research and understanding while
introducing you to the magical world of Sanskrit Poetry. So, if you are
interested in the Sanskrit language, poetry, or mathematics, you will thoroughly
enjoy this book. Happy reading!




PART I: DEFINING THE CONCEPT



There is a deep connection between mathematics and poetry. Fortunately, this
mysterious link for mathematics and poetry lovers attracts practitioners of both
disciplines and others to search for answers. In this book, we will be focusing
on the connection between Sanskrit poetry and Mathematics.




PART II: ANATOMY OF A POEM



Every single word is a combination of syllables. The stress of a syllable is the
emphasis that falls on it when spoken. A "stressed" syllable is said LOUDER or
with more emphasis than the other syllables in the word (assuming that the word
has more than one syllable). Generally, short words like "a," "I," and "the" are
not stressed. On the other hand, nouns and verbs (things and action words) are
often stressed, even when they are just one syllable long. So, for example,
words like "cat","ahead" and "jump" are stressed syllables.




POETIC ARITHMETIC
BY SONAM JHA



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