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Recent blog posts are delving into a variety of mathematical topics, offering insights and explorations across different areas of the field. These posts cover historical aspects of mathematics, examine specific mathematical concepts, and explore the connections between mathematics and other disciplines. This collection of diverse content aims to provide readers with a broader understanding and appreciation of mathematics.
The blog posts include diverse mathematical items. For example, one post references Gemma Frisius' "Arithmeticae Practicae Methodus Facilis" (1540) and its entry in *MAA Mathematical Treasures. Another commemorates April 13 as "On This Day in Math," highlighting mathematical facts associated with the number 103. This includes its unique properties as a prime number and its presence in Ramanujan's mathematical explorations. Furthermore, the blog explores historical events like the coining of the word "microscope" in 1620 and Lord Brouncker's published mathematical result in 1668.
From statistical physics to number theory, these blogs showcase the versatility and interdisciplinary nature of mathematical thought. One blog even mentions using statistical physics concepts to analyze election results. These blog postings aim to engage readers with a range of mathematical subjects, from historical figures and publications to contemporary applications and connections.
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The blog posts include diverse mathematical items. For example, one post references Gemma Frisius' "Arithmeticae Practicae Methodus Facilis" (1540) and its entry in *MAA Mathematical Treasures. Another commemorates April 13 as "On This Day in Math," highlighting mathematical facts associated with the number 103. This includes its unique properties as a prime number and its presence in Ramanujan's mathematical explorations. Furthermore, the blog explores historical events like the coining of the word "microscope" in 1620 and Lord Brouncker's published mathematical result in 1668.
From statistical physics to number theory, these blogs showcase the versatility and interdisciplinary nature of mathematical thought. One blog even mentions using statistical physics concepts to analyze election results. These blog postings aim to engage readers with a range of mathematical subjects, from historical figures and publications to contemporary applications and connections.
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- Xi'an's Og: Blog post about various mathematical topics.
- Pat'sBlog: Blog post about various mathematical topics.
- Stats Chat: Blog post about various mathematical topics.
Classification:
- HashTags: #Mathematics #BlogPosts #MathHistory
- Target: Problem
- Product: Mathematics
- Feature: Math
- Type: Research
- Severity: High