A History of Mathematics| February

February has been a great, relaxing month for us. We have started some interesting projects and we are also going over some old projects of ours that need to be updated. We are happy about how we managed to stay on top of the History of Mathematics facts. I cannot believe this is our 7th...

Hardy’s Questions

For the last couple of weeks I have been reading "A Mathematician's Apology" by G. H. Hardy for the LThMath Book Club (follow me on Goodreads if you want to find out more). One of the aspects I really enjoyed about this book is the amount of philosophical questions on the purpose of mathematics and...

Jewelry for a Mathematician | AD

Recently I have been surfing the internet for some great, unique accessories I could wear which could show my love for mathematics. You know I like these kind of small details and I realized I do not have something like this in my life. After a little research I discovered SCIENCE INSPIRED JEWELRY BY SOMERSAULT18:24.  ...

Transform your holiday into a Maths – Camp

Recently I have posted about my holiday to Romania and what I have visited there. During that journey I have thought at different things that could have transformed it into a maths related one. I feel that every holiday could become a maths-camp if you can find the right questions and use your creativity and...

L’Hopital Rule – interesting history

Last week on Tumblr I got into an interesting conversation on L'Hopital Rule and I wanted to share with you some of the interesting facts I have found about it. First of all, this rule was one of my favorite during high school and also in the first year of university. If nothing else worked...

What a Mathematician should visit in Glasgow

Summer and sunny days are finally here, maybe not much in Scotland but still. I thought that this summer I will post more of this type of blog posts. To continue the mini-series (see What a Mathematician should visit - project) I will start with a city from Scotland - Glasgow. Though this is not...

Chaos Theory Day

First day was Topology, now it is the time for Chaos Theory. Hope you are enjoying the event as much as I do. Keep yourself curious and chaotic for today: Chaos theory is the field of study in mathematics that studies the behavior and condition of dynamical systems that are highly sensitive to initial conditions—a...

Mathematicians of January

January brought nice surprises to me. I had no idea that two of my favorite mathematicians are born in January and also the birthdays are so close to each other in term of days, obviously not years. Moreover, I have found another interesting mathematician (new to me) which was also born in January. So I...

Mathematics and Comics

A small recommendation for Sunday. I have always liked comics and I enjoyed those comic magazines from a young age. I used to love those superhero or fairies/witches stories and my parents had to pay attention to when a new number appeared, otherwise I would extremely angry if I missed something. Reading and having comic...

Mathematics and Love

We are extremely extremely close to 14th February - Valentine's Day. And I thought that talking or, more precisely, presenting some of the more beautiful and interesting mathematics concepts that have to do with love. 1. Graphs - I will start with this with hearts, but not those boring or to artistic drawings of heart such...