Do you use math software (like Geogebra, Matlab, Scientific Notebook, Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha)?

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A logarithmic music scale

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....

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The maths of music

I have always been interested in the close connection between math and music....

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Friday math movie: The world's ugliest music

All music has a mathematical framework, but some music starts with a math concept. Here's an example....

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IntMath Newsletter: brain games, music, impossible integrals

In this Newsletter:

1. Resource: Lumosity brain games
2. Music and transformation geometry
3. What does Japan's history tell us about the DJIA's future?
4. Impossible integral question
5. Friday math movie: Math of rock climbing
6. Final thought: water

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IntMath Newsletter - Math exam preparation, periodic functions in the body

In this Newsletter: 1. IntMath is on Twitter! 2. IntMath Poll Results - Math Exam Preparation 3. Math Tip - Study habits 4. Math Tip - Periodic functions and the body 5. From the Math Blog 6. Final Thought - Lonely, scared, bitter...

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Play with the graphs, change things, zoom in and out and enjoy! If it goes funny, just reload the page.

The main point of this page, though, is the animation of the 12 frequencies between A=440 Hz and A=880 Hz (the third graph).

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