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mathematical modelling
Climate change: Does it all add up?
An insightful look at the climate models that predict our future.
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Climate modelling made easy
Make your own climate prediction with this simple, but powerful, model!
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Preserving species in the face of climate change
Can mathematics predict the inevitable consequences of climate change? And more importantly, can it suggest ways to reduce, or even prevent some of these consequences?
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Infinite sums and China's demographics
China has recently revoked its one-child policy. What better occasion to explore the mathematics of population growth with a surprising example.
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How to win at Mornington Crescent
This article casts a mathematical eye over a famous
non-game
enjoyed by thousands of people up and down the UK every week.
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Ketchup and traffic jams
Stephen Hawking's successor as Lucasian Professor studies the maths of soft matter.
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Want less traffic? Build fewer roads!
A mathematical "paradox" explains why more roads don't necessarily mean fewer traffic jams.
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Police and thieves
Using maths to simulate the behaviour of criminals.
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Police and thieves continued
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Crimes and earthquakes
How the maths that is used to predict earthquakes can help fight gang crime.
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Mindless searching
How stupid systems can use clever ways of finding things.
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El Niño: What on Earth will happen next?
El Niño is a climate event without equal, causing droughts, floods, hurricanes and typhoons around the globe. How can we understand and predict it?
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