On today’s episode Brandon Metz and Cody Palmer are the guests as your intrepid, and often abused host, Samuel Hansen does his best to try to make them talk about Partition Theory. Samuel soon sees it is hopeless and begins to sing.
Topics Discussed on the Episode include:
Partition Theory
Lagrange Four-Square Theorem
Polite Numbers
Goldbach Conjecture
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On today’s episode Samuel Hansen has a sit down with Matt Parker the Stand Up Mathematician. They talk about things as diverse as how to communicate mathematics, the Manual of Mathematical Magic , and just what YakaWow really is. If you would like to find out more about Matt Parker be sure to visit his website, read his twitter, contract him to give a talk, watch his videos here and here, and go the MathsJam.
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Alex Bellos author of Alice’s Adventures in Numberland and twitterer extraordinaire has posted up this video illustrating a wonderful visual method of multiplying numbers. I had not heard of this method but I might just start to use it for large numbers. (via maanow)
Today’s episode of Strongly Connected Components features a conversation between Samuel Hansen and Professor David Richeson from Dickinson College. They talk about everything from why exactly Richeson uses twitter, to why his faculty website is awesome, and exactly how to write mathematics. To find out more about Professor Richeson check out his amazing faculty website, regularly read his blog, follow him on twitter, or read his fantastic(and award winning) new book just click on any of those links.
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This week on Combinations and Permutations your host Samuel Hansen managed to convince three guests, Christopher Bates, Brandon Metz, and Cody Palmer, to join him in his home office/studio to talk about the wonderful world of analysis. Here are some links to what they talked about:
A Pernicious Idea(C&P Episode 15)
Real Analysis(as opposed to Fake(Oops, I mean Complex)) Analysis
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