Views of the Tesseract by theFOUNDRY
Braille Rubik’s Cube by Konstantin Datz
Geometric nightclub by Fred Mafra
Hints about Relatively Prime
Although we all know Samuel Hansen will do a fantastic job telling stories behind mathematics, provided you donate some money to help him do so, we don’t entirely know what those stories will be. Here are a list of tweets I’ve seen on Samuel’s Twitter stream about this, giving hints. help me tell people how…
Relatively Prime is failing; what you can do to help
Trying to study mathematics without the human stories is like reading a typed transcript of a Rolling Stones concert. The Relatively Prime project will throw the mathematics television out of the hotel window. On Friday as I was going to bed I sent a message to Samuel Hansen, try to think of anything we could…
The unplanned impact of mathematics
Time and again, pure mathematics displays an astonishing quality. A piece of mathematics is developed (or discovered) by a mathematician who is, often, following his or her curiosity without a plan for meeting some identified need or application. Then, later, perhaps decades or centuries later, this mathematics fits perfectly into some need or application.