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    Katie Steckles is Greenwich University ‘Mathematician in Residence’

    By Christian Lawson-Perfect. Posted May 22, 2015

    Our very own Katie Steckles is currently residing mathematically in the University of Greenwich’s Stephen Lawrence Gallery. She’s there until Tuesday the 26th, doing a variety of numerical, geometrical and otherwisely logical things for anyone who pops along.

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    Carnival of Mathematics

    Carnival of Mathematics 122

    By Katie Steckles. Posted May 17, 2015

    The next issue of the Carnival of Mathematics, rounding up blog posts from the month of April, and compiled by Ed, is now online at Solve My Maths. The Carnival rounds up maths blog posts from all over the internet, including some from our own Aperiodical. See our Carnival of Mathematics page for more information.

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    Integral House is for sale!

    By Christian Lawson-Perfect. Posted May 13, 2015

    You might have heard the story about the author of a calculus textbook that made so much money he could afford to build a mansion in the shape of an integral symbol. Well, his name was James Stewart and he died last December, so now Integral House is up for sale, for $23m. Yes, textbooks are…

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    The Open Logic Project – an open-source, collaborative logic textbook

    By Christian Lawson-Perfect. Posted May 13, 2015

    Good news, logic fans! The Open Logic Project is a project to write an open-source textbook on logic. And if you read it, you’ll find tautologies like the last sentence completely thrilling. The book is aimed at a non-mathematical audience, mainly computer science and philosophy students, so it assumes very little knowledge of the basics. The project…

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    Travels in a Mathematical World

    Physics with hidden calculus

    By Peter Rowlett. Posted May 11, 2015

    Crossing campus this afternoon, a student whose exam is later this week asked me “when you ask a real-world question on the exam and you want us to solve an ODE, can we just do it using formula we memorised from A-level physics?” Like what? “Like with one of the distance questions we might just…

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    Puzzlebomb

    Puzzlebomb – May 2015

    By Katie Steckles. Posted May 1, 2015

    Puzzlebomb is a monthly puzzle compendium. Issue 41 of Puzzlebomb, for May 2015, can be found here: Puzzlebomb – Issue 41 – May 2015 The solutions to Issue 41 can be found here: Puzzlebomb – Issue 41 – May 2015 – Solutions Previous issues of Puzzlebomb, and their solutions, can be found here.

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    The Journal of K-Theory is dead

    By Christian Lawson-Perfect. Posted May 1, 2015

    Following on from the resignation of the editorial board, CUP has announced that it’s not publishing the Journal of K-Theory any more. The new journal started by the former editors, Annals of K-Theory, aims to start publishing papers online this year.

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