Archive for the ‘Mathematics’ Category

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Check out some interesting posters on applied mathematics from SIAM.

Casio's billionth calculator has been delivered. Where to next?

Browsing Visualizations has hundreds of visual displays of data sets. Who said statistics was boring?

Biorhythms claim to tell us when we should feel good and what days to stay in bed. They are an interesting application of sine curves with different periods.

Jakob Nielsen, the usability guru, gives guidelines on presenting numbers on the Web.

A report by the National Center for Education Statistics of the USA gives an interesting insight into crime in schools and by school-age people.

Hokusai included some intriguing geometry in his painting, The Wave.

Monoface is a cool example of combinatorial analysis.

Google Trends shows a peak in the references to pi in March each year, coinciding with Pi Day.