Archive for the ‘Mathematics’ Category

Singapore's baby boom bubble will reach retirement age soon, with huge implications.

There is some questionable algebra in this rather neat proof that girls are evil. Well, it is clever in its own way.

In this article we see an example of Fibonacci ratios as observed in the Australian-Singapore dollar exchange rate.

What is the probability that a randomly chosen triangle is acute? A grade 10 boy to the rescue.

This article shows how to do financial modeling with MATLAB, a computer algebra system.

This musician's use of a logarithmic musical scale reminds me of my own 10-tone scale that I used to compose music some years ago.

Is there a number bigger than infinity?

There is growing interest in mathematics as used in computer games. A competition for Flash developers requires them to use ball physics.

Baseball bats provide us with a plethora of interesting mathematics applications.

MS Math 3.0 is a well-designed computer-based math tool.