Articles

The origins of proof IV: The philosophy of proof
Self-similar syncopations: Fibonacci, L-systems, limericks and ragtime
Editorial
  • New Millennium, New Name and New Look
  • How to lie with statistics
  • World maths year 2000
  • Network capacity problem - issue 3 revisited
In space, do all roads lead to home?
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How to board a plane relatively quickly, and other important mathematical news
Bat : Built with Processing
Eagle : Built with Processing
Flocking : Built with Processing
Gas_molecules : Built with Processing
A postcard from Italy
Looking out for number one
Mathematical mysteries: Foucault's pendulum and the eclipse

You may have seen Foucault's pendulum. There's one in the Science Museum in London (part of the National Museum of Science and Industry), and there are many more in various locations around the UK (for instance, in Glasgow) and the world (including one at the United Nations Headquarters and a famous example at Le Panthéon in Paris).