Archive for the ‘Math movies’ Category

Terence Tao is quite remarkable, having joined UCLA as a professor at age 20.

Some of the earliest animals to appear used efficient fractal (or modular) shapes.

Here's a very neat way to illustrate Bach's Crab Canon - using a Mobius strip.

This video is a great treatment of math for multiple intelligences - visual, musical and interpersonal.

This video commemorates World Metrology Day, 20th May. Go metric and make your lives simpler!

The developer of Wolfram|Alpha shares his views on improvements to the normal search engine.

Now here's an interesting way to think of Euclidean geometry (points, lines and triangles).

This is an excellent video, showing how much fun you can have with physics, math and creativity.

Why do we have to do analytic geometry? Or 3-D geometry? This movie shows one interesting real-life application.

Here's an interesting talk from the creator of Khan Academy, a brilliant collection of free math videos.