Algebra

Gödel incompleteness, graduate course, Notre Dame, Fall 2024

This will be a graduate course at the University of Notre Dame. Course title: Gödel incompleteness Course description. We shall explore at length all aspects...
Gödel incompleteness, graduate course, Notre Dame, Fall 2024
Algebra

Gödel incompleteness, graduate course, Notre Dame, Fall 2024

This will be a graduate course at the University of Notre Dame. Course title: Gödel incompleteness Course description. We shall explore at length all aspects...
Mileva Marić  and the Special Theory of Relativity – ThatsMaths

Mileva Marić  and the Special Theory of Relativity – ThatsMaths

The year 1905 was Albert Einstein’s “miracle year”. In that year, he published four papers in the renowned scientific journal Annalen der Physik. The...
Hidden in Plane Sight | The Aperiodical

Hidden in Plane Sight | The Aperiodical

This is a guest post by Elliott Baxby, a maths undergraduate student who wants to share an appreciation of geometrical proofs. I remember the days...
Dominic Welsh memorial service | Peter Cameron's Blog

A talk by Gareth Jones

Today I attended (remotely) a nice talk by Gareth Jones in the Ural Workshop on Group Theory and Combinatorics, about prime powers in permutation...
Dominic Welsh memorial service | Peter Cameron's Blog

R is local ⟹ R[x]/(f(x)) is semilocal

Let be a commutative ring with identity. Recall that we say is local if has only one maximal ideal, and we...
rectangles

Fractions – Henri’s Math Education Blog

Last weekend, I shared my thoughts about teaching fractions with teachers of grades 3-5 at the Asilomar meeting of the California Math Council. After...
Proof and the Art of Mathematics, MIT Press, 2020

Daniel Solow Author’s Award 2024

My book, Proof and the Art of Mathematics (MIT Press 2020), has been awarded the 2024 Daniel Solow Author’s Award by the Mathematical Association...
Resonant Vibrations from Atoms to the Far Horizons of the Cosmos – ThatsMaths

Resonant Vibrations from Atoms to the Far Horizons of the Cosmos – ThatsMaths

Tuned mass damper in the Taipei 101 building .Panta Rhei — everything flows — said Heraclites, describing the impermanence of the world. He might...
Carnival of Maths 228 | The Aperiodical

Carnival of Maths 228 | The Aperiodical

By Katie Steckles. Posted June 5, 2024 in Carnival of Mathematics The next issue of the Carnival of Mathematics, rounding up blog posts from the...
Dominic Welsh memorial service | Peter Cameron's Blog

My first doctoral student | Peter Cameron’s Blog

One of the hardest things for a supervisor of a new doctoral student is to choose a research topic. It should be one which...