Logic
What is the Axiom of Choice?
Here’s a fun 2-minute guide to the infamous Axiom of Choice, one of the stranger mathematical curiosities.
Number Theory
Open Problem
The Collatz Conjecture
Some shocking results from 180,000 iterations
Number Theory
The Fibonacci Sequence and The Powers of Two
On two of the most popular and well-known patterns by humans and nature
Modular Arithmetic
Solving Infinite with Finite
Mathematics has a lot of hidden gems. Today I will try to give us a glimpse to one of the vast domain — modular arithmetics.
Geometry
Three Quick Math Problems
Can you solve all three?
Number Theory
Probability, Relativity and Pascal’s Triangle
Adding probabilities and velocities have at least two things in common — a maximum and Pascal’s triangle.
Number Theory
Euler’s Odd Perfect Numbers Theorem
An ancient proof to give insight into an unsolved problem.
Biography
Interview with Mathematician Ken Ono
I recently had the privilege of interviewing Ken Ono, one of the most brilliant Mathematicians in the world. Not only has he made huge…
Number Theory
The Powers of Two: An Introduction
An introduction and index to an article series on the properties of and patterns in the powers of two
Number Theory
Convert Numbers Between Numeral Systems Using Logarithms
What one would do to find the representation of a number written in one base to some another would probably be to take a look at the…
Number Theory
On Bernoulli Numbers
My Journey of Rediscovering Some of Mathematics’ Most Beautiful Numbers
Prime Numbers
Discovering Zero Among the Prime Numbers
It was a big surprise discovering zero when I was really looking for prime numbers. Back in 1992, I had a simple computer at my disposal …