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November 29, 2017 tomrocksmaths

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The most popular number in the world: from the atomic number of hydrogen to one night stands, one-liners and one-hit wonders… part of my new series with BBC Radio Cambridgeshire and BBC Radio Oxford.

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The Royal Danish Library in Copenhagen, aka the “black diamond”. It holds 42.5 million items making it the 9th largest library in the world. The Danish population is only 5.8 million which means more than 7 books per person. Which ones make your list? #tomrocksmaths #blackdiamond #royaldanishlibrary

NEW VIDEO: How do we define a subspace of a larger vector space? And what is the Subspace Test? Essential learning for university/college level linear algebra. Premieres today at 3pm (GMT) - see you in the live chat! Watch on the Tom Rocks Maths YouTube channel (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #linearalgebra #subspacetest

Tattoo #47 - Question Mark Cat. It’s a cat made from a question mark. Tattoo by @nat_von_b. #tomrocksmaths #cattattoo #questionmarkcat

Are you even a tourist in Copenhagen if you don’t take a photo with the Little Mermaid statue? The fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen span 9 volumes with 156 stories which have been translated into 125 languages. He lived until the age of 70, so assuming he started writing at the age of 20, how many stories did he write each year? And more importantly why is the answer pi? #tomrocksmaths #copenhagen #littlemermaid

Very excited to be joining the legendary members of Festival Of The Spoken Nerd on stage @ri_science for 'An Evening Of Unnecessary Detail' on Feb 26th. I will again be attempting to do some comedy (warning: results may vary). Image: mock-up of what the show might look like… Get your tickets via the ‘Events’ page at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #FOTSN #royalinstitution

The final article from the brilliant Ioana Bouros looks at the Mohr-Mascheroni Theorem and how we can construct all Euclidean objects using only a compass... Featuring lots of example videos for you to follow along with at home - enjoy! Read/watch at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #mohr #mascheroni

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