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Welcome to Episode 220 of the Carnival of Math!
Welcome to Episode 220 of the Carnival of Math!
I'm Nathalie, the host of Infinitely Irrational and this month, I'm hosting the Carnival, a monthly blogging round-up. The Carnival of Mathematics accepts any mathematics-related blog posts, YouTube videos or other online content posted during the month: explanations of serious mathematics, puzzles, writing about mathematics education, mathematical anecdotes, refutations of bad mathematics, applications, reviews, etc. Visit the Aperiodical for more information.
Before you go - check out our latest podcast episode on Charles Dodgson (also known as Lewis Carroll - author of Alice in Wonderland!) on the left.
Kurilenko has potentially discovered a string in Post's Tag Problem that grows without bound. Such a string has been unknown for 100 years!
New song parody lyrics for function transformation abcdefx, based on Gayle's 2021 pop hit abcdefu.
A new formula, developed by a submitter's daughter from India in class 10.
Enter your Einstein Hat-themed project for a chance to win $10,000 from the Museum of Mathematics!
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Enter your Einstein Hat-themed project for a chance to win $10,000 from the Museum of Mathematics!
An Egyptian Pi insight; this submission is about volume, 10ish, and tending toward eleven.
An addendum to the previous post, an additional insight provies information on halving the ratio and approximating the volume of a cone using diameter and height.
This "Spotlight on topology and algebraic geometry" article details the recent work by algebraist Iva Halacheva, algebraic topologist Marcy Robertson and low-dimensional topologist Zsuzsanna Dancso, who collaborated through the Sydney Mathematical Research Institute. The paper, published in Transactions of the American Mathematical Society, sets out a topological characterisation of the Kashiwara–Vergne groups.
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