Archive for March, 2007

Singapore teachers visit the US to get some tips

Why are Singaporean teachers visiting the US on a study tour, when Singapore's education standards are already so high?

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Math in art - Hokusai’s “The Wave”

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

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Monoface maths

Monoface is a cool example of combinatorial analysis.

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A peak of pi

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

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Boxing equals brain damage

Boxing should be banned. It has no place in the modern world. Actually, did it ever have a place?

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The IntMath Newsletter - Mar 2007

In this newsletter:
1. This month’s math tips
2. Pi Day
3. What’s new
4. From the math blog

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Safety last

A taxi driver uses a trick to make it look like his safety belt is on, when it isn't.

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Lenna and the Math of Image Processing

Lenna's photo has been used since the 1970's as a test image for compression techniques. And there is a spicey background to Lenna...

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Pi Day: March 14th

Tomorrow we celebrate Pi Day and Einstein's birthday.

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Leonardo: the math of art

Universal Leonardo is a virtual museum of da Vinci's contribution.

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