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Character Info

Main cast, played by Navi Rawat

• Episode 2x01: Judgment Call (Sep 23, 2005)
• Episode 2x02: Better or Worse (Sep 30, 2005)
• Episode 2x03: Obsession (Oct 7, 2005)
• Episode 2x04: Calculated Risk (Oct 14, 2005)
• Episode 2x05: Assassin (Oct 21, 2005)
• Episode 2x06: Soft Target (Nov 4, 2005)
• Episode 2x07: Convergence (Nov 11, 2005)
• Episode 2x08: In Plain Sight (Nov 18, 2005)
• Episode 2x09: Toxin (Nov 25, 2005)
• Episode 2x10: Bones of Contention (Dec 9, 2005)
• Episode 2x11: Scorched (Dec 16, 2005)
• Episode 2x12: The O.G. (Jan 6, 2006)
• Episode 2x13: Double Down (Jan 13, 2006)
• Episode 2x14: Harvest (Jan 27, 2006)
• Episode 2x15: The Running Man (Feb 3, 2006)
• Episode 2x16: Protest (Mar 3, 2006)
• Episode 2x17: Mind Games (Mar 10, 2006)
• Episode 2x18: All's Fair (Mar 31, 2006)
• Episode 2x19: Dark Matter (Apr 7, 2006)
• Episode 2x20: Guns and Roses (Apr 2
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  Amita Ramanujan

  Fictional character

  Amita Ramanujan, Ph.D., is a fictional character from the CBScrime dramaNumb3rs, played by Navi Rawat. Over the course of the series, she has become a professor at CalSci and has since become romantically involved with her former thesis advisor, Dr. Charlie Eppes (David Krumholtz). She was first introduced in "Pilot". She also works as an FBI consultant with Charlie and Larry.

  Evolution over the series

  Dr. Amita Ramanujan is a newly appointed (as of the third season) professor of Indian origin at the California Institute of Science (CalSci). In the first season, she received a doctorate in computational mathematics with Charlie Eppes as her thesis adviser at CalSci, the same institution where she currently holds a faculty position. Because of this association with Charlie, she assists him with various mathematical problems offered through his connection to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and frequently helps him see cases in a new light. She is the best programmer Larry Fleinhardt and Charlie know and is an expert on asymp

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  Both Aristotle and William Graham Sumner pointed out that laws are only expressions of tradition.  To cite the terminology of Thomas Kuhn, only a paradigm shift can change a folkway.  A hundred years ago, Bhagat Singh Thind (a veteran of the U.S. Army in World War I) was denied citizenship on racial grounds: though admittedly a speaker of an “Aryan” language, the U.S. Supreme Court found that he was “Asian” and therefore not qualified to become a citizen, despite his honorable service in the armed forces.  Almost at that very moment, the self-taught Srinivasa Ramanujan was astounding the mathematics faculty at .

  Therefore, it is fitting beyond coincidence that Navi Rawat portrayed Dr. Amita Ramunjan in the six seasons of Numb3rs (CBS 2005-2010).  Rawat herself is quite interesting, but actresses often are.  More to the point is the character created for her by the writers.

  Though nominally an “Indian” it comes out in the show that she was born and raised in .  She recognizes one word of Tamil but speaks