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Math Mutation
Math Mutation episodes
- Math Mutation 288: One Stone To Rule Them AllEarlier this year, after half a century of searching by many talented mathematicians, an amateur finally discovered an aperiodic monotile.(Send feedback to [email protected])6 min
- Math Mutation 287: The Grim State of Modern PizzaThe surprisingly simple GRIM test, and how it helped to debunk the famous Cornell Pizza Studies.(Send feedback to [email protected])5 min
- Math Mutation 286: Adventures In TranslationI discuss my experiences translating "The Revolution of Promises" by Nelson Rodriguez Chartrand.(Send feeback to [email protected])6 min
- Math Mutation 285: Believe My Proofs Or ElseHave you used the logical method known as "proof by intimidation"?(Send feeback to [email protected])5 min
- Math Mutation 284: Don't Square Numbers, Triangle ThemWe discuss Buckminster Fuller's focus on triangles in his Synergetics.(Send feeback to [email protected])5 min
- Math Mutation 283: Escape From InfinityIf we deny the existence of infinity, does math still work?(Send feeback to [email protected])6 min
- Math Mutation 282: The Man With The MapIn memory of Maurice Karnaugh, we discuss the "K-Map", a nice shortcut for desinging electronic circuits.(Send feeback to [email protected])6 min
- Math Mutation 281: Pascal vs MathematicsDiscussing the final decade of Blaise Pascal's life, when he decided math and physics were unworthy of study.(Send feeback to [email protected])5 min
- Math Mutation 280: Rubik's ResurgenceThanks to social media, Rubik's Cube is popular again.(Send feeback to [email protected])6 min
- Math Mutation 279: Improbable EnvelopesWe discuss the famous Two Envelopes paradox, along with an unconventional solution.(Send feeback to [email protected])6 min
About Math Mutation
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Welcome to Math Mutation, a podcast for people of all ages where we discuss fun, interesting, or just plain weird corners of mathematics that you would not have heard in school.(Feedback email …