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Tag: teddy rocks maths

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Joseph Fourier, Quantum Mechanics and 80’s Pop Music

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A Mathematician, a Monster and a Game With No Players

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Understanding transmissions with error-correcting codes

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The problem mathematics is not ready to solve

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What is Inflation and how is it calculated?

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The Longest Ever Proof: Computer-Assisted Provers and Organising Pythagorean Triples

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Bringing a gun into a knife fight: Colour shifts and some applications of Topology to Computer Science

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Knotty Chocolate Babka

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The Mathematics of Symmetry (and Monsters)

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Recognising Badly Drawn Dragons – How do Neural Nets Work?

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NEW VIDEO: Solving a 'killer question' from the 2022 Korean SAT Exam which took place in November... Thanks to @drpkmath1234 for the collaboration. Join us both in the premiere live chat at 3pm (GMT) via tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #drpkmath #KoreanSAT
Confessing to my mathematical sins… Confession is an important part of Catholicism, and with 78% of the population in Ireland identifying as Catholic, it is likely a well-practiced tradition. If there are 3.9 million Catholics in Ireland, what is the total population? #tomrocksmaths #percentages #confession
TRM intern Gavin Bala continues to search for low-order groups with a detailed look at groups of size 4, 6 and 8. If you're wondering why orders 5 and 7 are skipped, then Lagrange's Theorem has the answer… Read the full article at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #quaternions #TRMintern
One of the slides from my end of term quiz with the Oxford Mathematics Society @the_invariants. Image courtesy of 24 hour maths. Get your Tom Rocks Maths merchandise by clicking on the ‘Shop’ button at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #invariants #quiz
Can you help Bob on his mountaineering adventures? He wants to know how many different positive paths exist from (0,0) to (6,0) when only moving forwards on the x-axis via whole numbers? Check out the latest article from TRM intern Semu Serunjogi for the answer - available at tomrocksmaths.com (link on profile) #tomrocksmaths #catalannumbers #TRMintern
Thanks to these superstars for presenting at the latest Teddy Maths Seminar @stedmundhall. We heard about ‘cap sets’, hereditary properties in graph theory, and AI image generation - an excellent way to end the penultimate week of term! #tomrocksmaths #seminar #teddyhall

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