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Dr.R. Balakrishnan Adjunct Professor Department of Mathematics Bharathidasan University Tiuchirappalli 620024 Tamil Nadu. Email: [email protected] February 29, 2016 Phone: 09865016756 Certificate Dr. N. Chandramowliswarn was my student when he did his M.Sc. in Mathematics at the Annamalai University. He later joined IIT, Delhi for his Ph.D. in Algebra, more specifically, Group Theory. He had been teaching mathematics in his capacity as Professor of Mathematics at VIT, Vellore, University at Kanchi and at ITM University, Gurgaon. He had been interested in security problems in cryptography using graph theoretic and number theoretic techniques. He has been publishing his results with two of his erstwhile colleagues at VIT and a couple of them had been published in standard journals. Professor Chandramowliswarn has a flair for teaching and he is generally known to tell more to his students than what is usually contained in the syllabus. In my opinion, he is a person with an innate interest in mathematics and that he would prove to be a good acquisition to any Institution that wants to promote Teaching and Research in Mathematics. Sd. R. Balakrishnan
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Dr.R. Balakrishnan
Adjunct Professor
Department of Mathematics
Bharathidasan University
Tiuchirappalli 620024
Tamil Nadu.
Email: [email protected] February 29, 2016
Phone: 09865016756
Certificate
Dr. N. Chandramowliswarn was my student when he did his M.Sc. in Mathematics
at the Annamalai University. He later joined IIT, Delhi for his Ph.D. in Algebra,
more specifically, Group Theory. He had been teaching mathematics in his
capacity as Professor of Mathematics at VIT, Vellore, University at Kanchi and at
ITM University, Gurgaon. He had been interested in security problems in
cryptography using graph theoretic and number theoretic techniques. He has been
publishing his results with two of his erstwhile colleagues at VIT and a couple of
them had been published in standard journals.
Professor Chandramowliswarn has a flair for teaching and he is generally known to
tell more to his students than what is usually contained in the syllabus. In my
opinion, he is a person with an innate interest in mathematics and that he would
prove to be a good acquisition to any Institution that wants to promote Teaching
and Research in Mathematics.
Sd. R. Balakrishnan
