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Viewing Matrices & Probability as Graphs

Today I’d like to share an idea. It’s a very simple idea. It’s not fancy and it ...
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Physicists are Turning to Lewis Carroll For Help With Their ...

Lewis Caroll was the pen name for mathematician Charles Dodgson Curiouser and curiouser! Particle ph ...
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Infinity War: The Ongoing Battle Over The World’s Hardest Maths ...

Is there an error in there somewhere? It’s the stuff of Hollywood. Somebody somewhere is surely sell ...
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Theorem of Everything: The Secret That Links Numbers and Shapes

For millennia mathematicians have struggled to unify arithmetic and geometry. Now one young genius c ...
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Five Ways to Reduce Math Anxiety in Kids: What Parents ...

Primary school is where it begins. This is when kids normally get introduced to math learning and wh ...
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Commutative Diagrams Explained

Have you ever come across the words “commutative diagram” before? Perhaps you’ve r ...
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Some Notes on Taking Notes

I am often asked the question, “How do you do it?!” Now while I don’t think my not ...
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Mathematicians Shocked to Find Pattern in ‘Random’ Prime Numbers

Mathematicians are stunned by the discovery that prime numbers are pickier than previously thought. ...
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Graduate School: Where Grades Don’t Matter

Yesterday I received a disheartening 44/50 on a homework assignment. Okay okay, I know. 88% isn ...
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Necessary vs. Sufficient?

In sum, the sufficient condition (a.k.a. the “if” direction) allows you to get what you ...
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Mathematicians Invent New Way to Slice Pizza into Exotic Shapes

Here’s one thing to impress your friends with the next time you order a takeaway: new and exotic way ...
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Crowds Beat Computers in Answer to Wikipedia-Sized Maths Problem

A maths problem previously tackled with the help of a computer, which produced a proof the size of W ...
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Real Talk: Math is Hard, Not Impossible

Felker prefaces the quote by saying, Giving up on math means you don’t believe that careful st ...
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On Constructing Functions, Part 5

Example 5 A sequence of functions {fn:R→R}{fn:R→R} which converges to 0 pointwise but does not conve ...
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Maximal ≠ Maximum!

Suffixes are important! Did you know that the words “maximal” and “maximum” ...
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On Constructing Functions, Part 4

This post is the fourth example in an ongoing list of various sequences of functions which converge ...
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