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How do Birds Fly in Strong Winds?

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When do equations have solutions? (An introduction to Group Theory)

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How Do Snakes Catch Their Prey Underwater?

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The Importance of being Symmetric

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Finding Critical Points for Functions of Two Variables

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Math Rocks Interview

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Spike Waves, Rogue Waves and Hokusai’s Great Wave off Kanagawa

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NEW NUMBERPHILE JUST DROPPED!! Madness of the last couple of days filming ALL OF THE BOOK CONTENT :) How strong is Captain America, really? A sneak peek of some of the facts and figures used in my book to help answer ridiculous mathematical questions about our favourite fantasy worlds. Blind ranking characters from Star Wars. Not happy with how this one turned out but I guess they’re the rules... Couldn’t leave Amsterdam without visiting the @rijksmuseum. Who is the ultimate Mario Kart champion? Sunday formal at Queen’s College, Oxford - beautifully lit by a full moon 🌕 @cs50 Puzzle Day is back in the UK - 5pm Friday November 6th at Oxford University. Blind ranking characters from Lord of the Rings. Would you do it differently? (And do you even know them all??!) Behind the scenes of the ghosts photoshoot taking in the main sites of Oxford. A few snaps from exploring Amsterdam, including the coolest “city archives” building in the world. That tiling pattern alone is magnificently mathematical!

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