Maths, but not as you know it…
Episode 10 of Tom Rocks Maths on Oxide Radio sees the conclusion of the million-dollar Millennium Problem series with the Hodge Conjecture, a mischievously difficult number puzzle, and the answer to the question on everyone’s lips: how many people have died watching the video of Justin Bieber’s Despacito? Plus, the usual great music from the Prodigy, the Hives and Weezer.
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Tom Rocks Maths is back on Oxide – Oxford University’s student radio station – for a second season. The old favourites return with the weekly puzzle, Funbers and Equations Stripped. Plus, the new Millennium Problems segment where I tell you everything that you need to know about the seven greatest unsolved problems in the world of maths, each worth a cool $1 million. And not to forget the usual selection of awesome music from artists such as Rise Against, Panic at the Disco, Thirty Seconds to Mars – and for one week only – Taylor Swift. This is maths, but not as you know it…
Tom Rocks Maths is back on Oxide Radio with episode number 6! Featuring space travel, illegal numbers and the four (or should that be six?) Horsemen of the Apocalypse… Plus, music from Linkin Park, Four Year Strong and American Hi-Fi. This is maths, but not as you know it…
The first ever episode of Tom Rocks Maths on Oxide Radio – Oxford University’s student radio station. Featuring Pokémon, raising the Titanic with ping-pong balls, punishment by drowning and the weekly maths puzzle for you to solve. Plus music from Blink 182, Billy Talent and A Day To Remember…
