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    Math/Maths 120: Math Wins US Election

    By Peter Rowlett. Posted November 10, 2012

    A new episode of the Math/Maths Podcast has been released. A conversation about mathematics between the UK and USA from Pulse-Project.org. This week Samuel and Peter spoke about: Nate Silver’s victory in the US election; some stuff you should go to in the next two weeks; changes to A-levels, ban on calculators in tests for…

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    AMS Mass Media Fellowships

    By Christian Lawson-Perfect. Posted November 9, 2012

    Americans, the AMS needs YOU!

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    The Best Writing on Mathematics 2012

    By Christian Lawson-Perfect. Posted November 9, 2012

    Every year, Princeton University Press gathers together a small anthology of the best writing on mathematics from the past 12 months. The Best Writing on Mathematics 2012 was released last week. Now that Princeton’s web servers have been dried out after Hurricane Sandy’s visit, I can give you its blurb: This annual anthology brings together…

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    Follow Friday, 9/11/12

    By Katie Steckles. Posted November 9, 2012

    At what can only be described as far too regular an interval for such things, it’s another Follow Friday! Here’s who you should be getting in line behind people to follow this week, as well as some of their recent interesting links.

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    Christian Perfect interviewed on mathblogging.org

    By Peter Rowlett. Posted November 7, 2012

    You may remember that The Aperiodical’s own Katie Steckles was interviewed on mathblogging.org’s Mathematical Instruments. Now it is the turn of Christian Perfect. Why and when did Christian start blogging? What does he read every day? Find out in ‘Mathematical Instruments: cp’s mathem-o-blog‘.

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    Arty Maths

    MAA Mathematical Pumpkins

    By Christian Lawson-Perfect. Posted November 5, 2012

    The Mathematical Association of America asked its Facebook fans to send in pictures of their mathematical pumpkins. They answered the call admirably! You can see the pictures at the MAA’s Facebook page. I particularly like the honeycomb one.

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    Arty Maths

    Starburst by Tim Locke

    By Christian Lawson-Perfect. Posted November 5, 2012

    Tim Locke displayed his geometric metalwork at the 2012 Bridges conference. via Mr Honner

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