The Vedas contain references to the concepts of zero, infinity, and pi.

The Yajurveda contains mathematical concepts such as the concept of zero.

The Yajurveda contains a reference to the concept of zero.

Baudhayana is credited with developing the concept of zero.

The Rigveda contains a reference to the concept of infinity.

The Samaveda contains the concept of pi.

The Samaveda contains a reference to the concept of pi.

Katyayana is credited with developing the concept of pi.

The Atharvaveda contains references to the concepts of zero, infinity, and pi.

Apastamba is credited with developing the concept of infinity.

The concepts of zero, infinity, and pi are all still used today in mathematics.

The Vedic scholars developed these mathematical concepts through observation of the natural world, through divine revelation, and through mathematical proofs.

The Vedic scholars used these mathematical concepts for religious rituals, for scientific calculations, and for philosophical contemplation.

The mathematical concepts in the Vedas laid the foundation for the development of Indian mathematics, they were incorporated into Indian mathematical texts, and they were used by Indian mathematicians to develop new mathematical concepts.

The mathematical concepts in the Vedas are still used today in mathematics, they have been incorporated into other cultures' mathematics, and they have inspired new mathematical discoveries.