AfterMath - The Math Citadel

Part 2 of our series of conversations inspired by "Quiet" by Susan Cain. In this episode, Rachel and Jason address the mindset and attitude of the business world that sets aside listening and deliberation for fastest talkers and loudest voices.

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AfterMath Episode 6 kicks off a series of discussions inspired by the novel 'Quiet' by Susan Cain. Rachel and Jason relate their experiences as introverts in an extrovert-minded business world as part of a conversation on the book's first chapter.

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AfterMath Episode 6 kicks off a series of discussions inspired by the novel 'Quiet' by Susan Cain. @Mathpocalypse and @jasonographer relate their experiences as introverts in an extrovert-minded business world as part of a conversation on the book's first chapter.

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AfterMath Episode 5, in which Rachel and Jason air some math grievances. Just what does probability zero mean? Do we really need a symbol for the word "let"? Can a theorem truly be broken? Listen in to find out.

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Part 1 of a new series: Brain Wrinkles & Business, in which Rachel and Jason share small lessons learned on the way to starting The Math Citadel, LLC.

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In this podcast, Jason and Rachel discuss mathematical proofs and how we create them. We go over different types of proofs, proof styles, and why it sometimes takes months to create a single line in an elegant proof. Rachel discusses her favorite moment of discovery while working on her dissertation. Jason shows off his knowledge of Apostol's Mathematical Analysis book.

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