This is the website of Acuity – The Mathematics Society of Hindu College, University of Delhi.
‘Acuity – the Mathematics Society’ is perhaps amongst the oldest and the most recognized academic societies of Hindu College. Initially started by a group of enthusiastic young mathematicians, Acuity has quickly grown into a full fledged hub of discussion and innovation. This society is where the brightest minds of the Mathematics department of Hindu come together to share their thoughts and ideas in various branches of Maths. Since the department itself is recognized as one of the most distinguished departments of the college, this society remains active throughout the year.
Acuity, being the place where the real action happens is quickly gaining its own status as one of the most active math societies in Delhi University. With some of the sharpest minds from the faculty and students’ body at its helm, Acuity continues to be a hub for ideation, innovation and intellectual stimulation in various areas of mathematics – pure and applied.
www.acuitymathsoc.in
This is the first time that a college department has attempted to bridge the gap between knowledge and application through the use of technology. We are perhaps the only department in the entire university with a website of their own. Though still under development, this website is not only a source of all departmental activities to outsiders, we also have a community forum of our own where students and faculty can register and interact between themselves. Standing tall on our belief in innovation, we hope this website inspires others to create similar portals so that the entire student community of Delhi University can stay connected.
So what are you waiting for?
Register Here. Once you have registered, you can immediately start participating in our or create your own group! Not only this, you can also interact with other members of this community.
As are the crests on the heads of peacocks,
As are the gems on the hoods of cobras,
So is Mathematics, at the top of all sciences.-The Yajurveda, circa 600 B.C