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News from the world of maths: Frequently flipping fields (29/3/2006)

March 29, 2006

Forget Sudoku and smile for the camera

March 28, 2006

An algorithm for solving Sudoku puzzles from an unexpected source

John D Barrow wins Templeton Prize

March 22, 2006

More honours for the director of the Millennium Mathematics Project

News from the world of maths: Happy Pi Day to you! (14/3/2006)

March 14, 2006

A fat chance of chaos?

March 14, 2006

Some news on Julia sets

A fat chance of chaos?

March 14, 2006

Science in school

February 21, 2006

A new Europe-wide science magazine

News from the world of maths: Gravity kills dark energy? (16/02/2006)

February 16, 2006

Stuff happens: From finance to fundamental physics

Current physical theories suggest that beautiful symmetries underly the fundamental particles and forces of nature. We describe those symmetries using an analogy from economics, and even rediscover the famous Higgs boson.
Calculating the multiverse

If there's a multiverse, then how many of its component universes are like our own?
Five of Euler's best

Five favourite problems inspired by Leonhard Euler, one of the greatest mathematicians of all time.
There may be more than one of you

The possibility that there might be many parallel worlds has just become a little more likely.
Introducing Andrew Wiles

In these two short videos the legendary Andrew Wiles talks about what it was like to prove Fermat's Last Theorem, and what it feels like to do maths.
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