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Inside the Secret Math Society Known Simply as Nicolas Bourbaki

Posted on 2020/11/09 by Carl Robitaille
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Inside the Secret Math Society Known Simply as Nicolas Bourbaki

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“The advancement and perfection of mathematics are intimately connected with the prosperity of the State” – Napoleon

Posted on 2020/11/09 by Carl Robitaille
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"The advancement and perfection of mathematics are intimately connected with the prosperity of the State" – Napoleon pic.twitter.com/PuDmWLvQvj

— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) November 9, 2020
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What’s a Tensor?

Posted on 2020/11/08 by Carl Robitaille
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M335 TV1 Topological Surfaces (with Jeremy Gray) (Geometric Topology)

Posted on 2020/11/08 by Carl Robitaille
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Here’s an example of a problem from the first International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO)

Posted on 2020/11/08 by Carl Robitaille
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Here's an example of a problem from the first International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) whose solution is accessible to anyone with basic understanding of math. The solution fits in a single tweet. pic.twitter.com/X8G3PfcNEr

— Fermat's Library (@fermatslibrary) November 8, 2020
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Networks of Oscillators That Synchronise Themselves – Prof Steven Strogatz – The Archimedeans

Posted on 2020/11/08 by Carl Robitaille
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Numbers in a complex base

Posted on 2020/11/08 by Carl Robitaille
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Numbers in a complex base??? Yes, it's a thing.

Some other examples:
103₂ᵢ = −1
10.2₂ᵢ = i pic.twitter.com/TcqzRK2k24

— Tamás Görbe (@TamasGorbe) November 7, 2020
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How Hard is it to Get Into Oxford University?

Posted on 2020/11/08 by Carl Robitaille
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Regular pentagons don’t tessellate – but there are 15 other types of pentagons that do

Posted on 2020/11/08 by Carl Robitaille
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Regular pentagons don't tessellate – but there are 15 other types of pentagons that do. We’ve collected all of them at https://t.co/PDYbPhRhMa. Can you fit them together? pic.twitter.com/a7I5Z32des

— Mathigon (@MathigonOrg) November 6, 2020
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Tracing segment between two points rotating around 2 ellipses

Posted on 2020/11/08 by Carl Robitaille
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Trying to distract myself from the impending news, here's some more orbit playing. This time tracing segment between two points rotating around 2 ellipses, some of which are offset from each other. Some really interesting results 😊 #GeogebraArt #geogebra @geogebra pic.twitter.com/iC0RFUerSn

— ArtyFee (@fionajw) October 31, 2020
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