Capturing the Ghosts of the Universe 70 Billion. That’s how many particles are passing through every square centimetre of your skin each second. This is not a sci-fi novel; the most fundamental laws of the universe conspire to make it so.
When Cantor Taught us to Count My theory stands as firm as a rock; every arrow directed against it will return quickly to its archer. — Georg Cantor
The Proposition P is Determinately True… Regardless! The position of what’s sometimes called semantic realism is that every statement is bivalent as well as being evidence-transcendent.
A Wager, Rolling Restarts and Euler’s Number Keep drawing integers from a random number generator (or a customized lottery machine) until you get a number that is smaller than the previous pick.
A Quick Mathematical Puzzle: Calendar Dice What numbers do they need to contain to display all days of the month?
Here’s What a Theft Taught me about Statistics and Probability A statistics lesson that can help you protect your valuables
Category Theory: The Math Behind Mathematics Category Theory was initially developed in the 1940’s by Samuel Eilenberg and Saunders Mac Lane as an attempt to create a general language that can be applied to any field of mathematics.