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Mathematics

This is a group for math minded people, amateur and professional.

If you've read Derbyshire or recognize Riemann, you belong here.

Network Leader: Jason Nichols
 
Katie Van Over What are people's views on algebra taught using the Socratic method? Are some ideas better learned through lecture than discovery or visa-versa? Thoughts?

1 week ago from Mathematics

 
Jessica Bahr Has anyone read Flatterland (and I guess by that take Flatland)? I have heard reviews of Flatland but not Flatterland. What do you think of it?

18 weeks ago from Mathematics

Presh Talwalkar: I feel like I'm the only math-loving person who hated Flatland...I couldn't get over artificial narrative.

On the other hand, I ...More
I feel like I'm the only math-loving person who hated Flatland...I couldn't get over artificial narrative.

On the other hand, I really enjoy PBS Nova documentaries that explain physics in lay terms. A couple of my favorites are:

Elegant Universe
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/elegant/program_d.html

The ghost particle (about the neutrino)--unfortunately not online, but I got at my local library
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/neutrino/

15 weeks ago
Jason Nichols: @Presh, I think it all depends on when you read it. I read Flatland, Sphereland, and subsequently Flatterland when I was 12 or 13, so really all I ...More@Presh, I think it all depends on when you read it. I read Flatland, Sphereland, and subsequently Flatterland when I was 12 or 13, so really all I took away from it was the novelty and excitement of expanding my grasp of geometry... And yes, I'm that kind of dork who gets excited by geometry.

But reading it now, I look at it, and all I see is the commentary on Victorian society, and its drier than Dostoevsky... But I do still remember my childhood excitement, just not with the same passion.

15 weeks ago
 
Jason Nichols Presh, great column... I really liked the article about the dice game.

15 weeks ago from Mathematics

Presh Talwalkar: Thanks Jason. I also enjoy this site full of similar brain teasers: MoreThanks Jason. I also enjoy this site full of similar brain teasers: http://www.techinterview.org/
15 weeks ago
 
Presh Talwalkar Anyone else like the show Numb3rs? I wrote a bit to explain about the game theory mentioned in it MoreAnyone else like the show Numb3rs? I wrote a bit to explain about the game theory mentioned in it http://mindyourdecisions.com/blog/2009/12/02/game-theory-in-numb3rs-hide...

15 weeks ago from Mathematics

 
Jason Nichols Welcome new users, hope you're all having a great day! Feel free to post here or in the Forum!

26 weeks ago from Mathematics

 
Jason Nichols I have a knack for asking questions that can't be answered in 140 char or less...If you're interested, reply back in the forum

28 weeks ago from Mathematics

 
Jason Nichols Stephen, what are your thoughts on Godel as a Platonist, although his work is frequently cited as "proof" of philosophical relativism?

28 weeks ago from Mathematics

 
Jason Nichols have not yet...interested in picking up a copy some time... I'm a big fan of godel

28 weeks ago from Mathematics

Stephen Evermore: It's a great read. It definitely dives (spirals?) right into the abstract.
28 weeks ago
 
Stephen Evermore I seldom miss a chance to ask: "Who has read GEB?"

28 weeks ago from Mathematics

 

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