Mathematician as a beholder of beauty in natural manifestation of God

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Authors: Abul Basar, Anil Kumar Mandal, Md. Rahmatullah, Arvind Kumar Choudhary, Vijay Kumar, Sudhanshu Kumar Roy, Bhavanari Satyanarayana, Ashok Kumar, Poonam Kumar Sharma, Ayaz Ahmad, Mustafa Kamal Ansari, MC Mishra
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Abstract

Making an endeavour in exploring Mathematics is usually motivated by the desire to reach a beautiful result or to prove it in an elegant way. Mathematician’s pieces of work are thus, ideally, are strongly influenced by the aesthetic and natural sense of judgments. Whatever criteria are there for these judgments to be based on remain somehow unclear for a few people of non mathematicians background. Mathematics, ideally, has never been known to be vague and fuzzy in its judgement for its own pure nature of true characteristics. In this review/survey article, we make concerted efforts to focus on the concepts of mathematically related beautiful objects, as one of the central aesthetic concepts in mathematics creativity. The beauty in mathematics reveals connections between apparently non-related problems or areas, and provides a better and wider insight into mathematical reality on a whole basis for reaching a rational judgement with the true due expectations. We study some beautiful mathematical concepts such as Golden Ratio, Fibonacci Sequence, Symmetry, Honeycomb Algebra, Fractals, Chaos Theory, and π.

Fields of Study & Subjects

History and Theory of Mathematics Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications Aesthetic Perception and Analysis

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Statistics and Applied Mathematics
Volume
11
Issue
1
Pages
19–27
Publication date
1 January 2026