Month: August 2016
Grothendieck et la théorie de Galois
Topos de Grothendieck
Groupes de Galois, le cas abélien
Jean-Pierre Serre, prix Abel et plus jeune médaillé Fields
Maryam Mirzakhani wins 2014 Fields medal – first woman to do so
Alexander Grothendieck: Allons-nous continuer la recherche scientifique? (CERN, 27/01/1972)
Reorganizing and Future Plans — Life Through A Mathematician’s Eyes
I thought it is time for me to talk about a couple of organization things that are under development at the moment. This post will... Read more
Quadratic Play — Continuous Everywhere but Differentiable Nowhere
CAVEAT: There isn’t any deep math in this post. There aren’t any lessons or lesson ideas. I was just playing with quadratics today and below... Read more
Fields Medal winner Cédric Villani: ‘the human brain is not designed for maths’
The flamboyant mathematician, whose semi-autobiographical book is published this week, reveals his pet dinosaur, teaching methods and mysterious love of spiders Professor Cédric Villani, 41,... Read more
Mathematics is a difficult subject and we should not conceal it – Cedric Villani
MUMBAI : Known for his bold and stylish dressing sense, French mathematician Cedric Villani is also called the ‘Lady Gaga of French Mathematicians’. In Mumbai... Read more
How a Mathematician Turned an Obscure Number Into a Scary Story
For the most part, numbers are simply cold indicators, unable of expressing menace or guile, but then there’s Belphegor’s Prime, a supposedly sinister numeric palindrome... Read more
A Social Network for Mathematicians!
ABOUT MATHPUBS MathPubs.com seeks to make the world’s scientific research easy to locate, access, and collaborate on. Our world is changing quickly and the amount... Read more
Why Most People Are Bad at Mathematics?
Some Mathematical Tweets To Read — nebusresearch
Can’t deny that I will sometimes stockpile links of mathematics stuff to talk about. Sometimes I even remember to post it. Sometimes it’s a tweet... Read more
Do You Blog About Math? — DeniseGaskins.com
[Image by Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com (CC BY 2.0) via Flickr.] It’s carnival time again. Activities, games, lessons, hands-on fun — if you’ve written a blog... Read more
Differentiable Manifold — Singapore Maths Tuition
Differentiable manifold An -dimensional (differentiable) manifold is a Hausdorff topological space with a countable (topological) basis, together with a maximal differentiable atlas. This atlas consists... Read more
Mathematical Miscellany #5 — Mathematics, Learning and Technology
Twitter can be useful for alerting one to resources / news, note the first two items. Problem Solving – an open access (free) book which... Read more
Implicit Function Theorem — Singapore Maths Tuition
The implicit function theorem is a strong theorem that allows us to express a variable as a function of another variable. For instance, if ,... Read more
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