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Know about Google Search algorithm

It is  a secret that i thing Google never gonna publish it because all search and other comparable thing we do on Google is the main part of the  Google 
Larry Page and Sergey Brin were the developers of the algorithm, which is known as PageRank. They just develop this algorithm based on idea given by Amit Singhal 
Over time, there have obviously been other people that have helped optimize it and turn it into what it today, but the foundation was built up by Sergey Brin,and Page right before they founded Google, at Stanford University.
The search engine of Google as we know today is the artwork of this man.
Amit Singhal (King of Ranking)
Alumnus of IIT Roorkee.
Phd from Cornell University.
He moved to Google in 2000, at the insistence of his friend Krishna Bharat, an IIT-Madras alumnus who went on to develop Google News. Coming on-board only two years after Google was founded, Singhal got to work on rewriting the algorithms that founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin had developed. As Nicholas Carlson describes in his 2015 book, Marissa Mayer and the Fight to Save Yahoo!:
Soon after joining, Singhal decided the code Google used for figuring out how to rank its search results needed a major overhaul. It had been written by Sergey Brin, and it was very sloppy. Singhal rewrote the whole thing in two months, adding huge improvements to relevancy and speed. In 2006, Singhal was named a Google Fellow, an award with a prize in the millions of dollars. He earned a nickname around campus: King of the Ranking

Source, View it
The rise and fall of Amit Singhal, the former Google star just fired by Uber
Phd Thesis: Term Weighting Revisited


Another Man behind the rising Google*
Ram Shriram (Sherpa with Midas Touch)
Alma Mater: University of Madras, University of Michigan
When two young geeks — Larry Page and Sergey Brin — approached the venture capitalist Shriram for funds for their garage start-up that had yet not called itself ‘Google', he dished out a cheque for half-a-million dollars.
Source:
The sherpa who funded Google's ascent 

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