Thatsmaths

That’s Maths: Times and distances are of vital importance in the mountains

Her brilliant work is still the standard reference in French on Newtonian mechanics

The starting point for reverse maths is a base theory that is strong enough to state the theorems of interest, but not strong enough to prove them

In the ‘calculus wars’ Britain claimed it was invented by Newton, while the Germans insisted it was Leibniz

That’s Maths: Langlands program one of most ambitious efforts to unify different branches

We must find ways to minimise or avoid further damage to the atmosphere and oceans

The IMS deals with high level stuff, but an opening exists for a group catering to the layperson

We currently believe the age to be about 4.5bn years

Decreasing average speed of traffic can increase overall flow volume

That’s Maths: Construction of set of numbers inspired by conception of physical world

That’s Maths: Rudolph Kalman’s method is almost ideal to calculate velocity changes

That’s Maths: Light travels more easily through air of lower density

Easy to construct, and always a chance of finding something never seen before

Analysis suggests part of the coronavirus has the structure of a truncated octahedron

That’s Maths: Decimal points come with costs that may not fine-tune ensemble forecasts

It is all too evident in everyday life: a broken egg cannot be put together again