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Double Maths First Thing: Issue 2E

Double Maths First Thing: Issue 2E

Double Maths First Thing might just let them watch a video Hello! My name is Colin and I am a mathematician on a mission to spread the love and joy of struggling with a puzzle until it finally breaks up into beautiful bits. This week, I’ve been looking at methods for how to board a plane. Turns out there’s a lot going on there. Monte Carlo methods, Lorentzian geometry, all sorts of tasty stuff. Links I’m not a wordsearch fan. I feel like there’s…Read Article

Double Maths First Thing: Issue 2D

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Double Maths First Thing: Issue 2D

Double Maths First Thing is halfway through Ouch to 5k. Hello! My name is Colin and I am a mathematician on a mission to spread the joy of doing maths. And this week, I’ve been doing some cool maths, looking at Oskar van Deventer’s Blocks puzzle and models of crowd movement. I’m also half-following the British & Irish Lions rugby tour: I’m told by reliable sources that no pair of the 47 squad members share a birthday. What are the chances?! Link…Read Article

Double Maths First Thing: Issue 2C

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Double Maths First Thing: Issue 2C

Double Maths First Thing couldn’t possibly comment. Hello! My name is Colin and I am a mathematician on a mission to spread joy and delight in engaging with maths, for any reason or for none. I’ve made it back from rehearsal and am feeling a lot better (thanks for asking). (By the way, if you know of any Colin-shaped work, please let me know about it — I’d love something stable, remote, part-time and reasonably paid but neither soul-crushing nor…Read Article

Double Maths First Thing: Issue 2B

Double Maths First Thing could really do with a hot lemon and honey Hello! My name is Colin and I am a mathematician on a mission to shift this blooming cold before the weekend, when I’m meant to be in Peterborough to rehearse for the PRE show in August. Have I mentioned that previously? We’re playing at the Warwick Arts Centre as part of Talking Maths in Public. Speaking of TMiP (and I know this belongs under “Currently”, but continuity > consi…Coventry, England · Coventry Read Article

(-e^{i\pi}\) to Watch: Welch Labs

In this series of posts, we’ll be featuring mathematical video and streaming channels from all over the internet, by speaking to the creators of the channel and asking them about what they do. We spoke to Stephen Welch, of Welch Labs, which among many other projects runs a YouTube channel of maths and science videos. Channel title: Welch LabsLink: youtube.com/@WelchLabsVideoTopics covered: Math, science, and machine learningAverage video length…United States · United States Read Article

The Herschel enneahedron on Numberphile

Me! On Numberphile! Who would’ve thought it? Earlier this year, Brady Haran visited Newcastle to record a video with some Leverhulme scholars. Luckily for me he had a bit of spare time to record a video with me, so we did one about the Herschel enneahedron, which I first looked at back in 2013. There were a few common questions among the comments on YouTube. I thought I’d quickly respond to them here. “Can you make a version of it which is a f…England · England Read Article

Double Maths First Thing: Issue 2A

Double Maths First Thing is the Ultimate Answer. Hello! My name is Colin and I am a mathematician on a mission to the moon! But I’m also on a mission to spread joy and delight in doing maths anywhere in the cosmos. Talking of doing maths in strange and hostile environments, I’m going to Bristol this weekend for my Rubik’s cube competition. Going by my current success rate at blindfold, it’s about 60-40 whether I’ll manage to complete a solve. Th…Bristol, England · Bristol Read Article

Double Maths First Thing: Issue 29

Double Maths First Thing is excited about the moon! Hello! My name is Colin and I am a mathematician on a mission to spread joy and delight in doing and thinking about maths. Annoyingly, immediately after last week’s issue went out, several interesting things popped onto my radar. One of them was Katie and Peter asking why nobody can draw a noughts-and-crosses board properly. The other was Matt Parker going to the moon — or at least sending code…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Particularly mathematical Birthday Honours 2025

The UK Government have announced the new set of King’s Birthday Honours. Here’s our selection of particularly mathematical entries for this year. If you spot any more, let us know in the comments and we’ll add to the list. Ursula Martin, Emeritus Professor in the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, becomes a Dame for services to Science and Education. Peter Cox, Professor of Climate System Dynamics in Mathematics, University of Exeter…Oxford, England · Oxford Read Article

Carnival of Maths 240

The next issue of the Carnival of Mathematics, rounding up blog posts from the month of May 2025, is now online at Beauty of Mathematics. The Carnival rounds up maths blog posts from all over the internet, including some from our own Aperiodical. See our Carnival of Mathematics page for more information.Read Article

Double Maths First Thing: Issue 28

Double Maths First Thing is bringing the thunder Hello! My name is Colin and I am a mathematician on a mission to spread joy and delight in playing with patterns, puzzles, figures and logic. First up, an apology: in last week’s issue, I mistyped the number of solvable nonograms: rather than 25,000, there are 25,000,000. As of Tuesday evening, humanity has solved about 27% of them. Good work, fellow humans! Links One fellow human doing good nonog…Read Article

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