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Disorderly quasicrystals
Mathematicians offer new proof of quasicrystals' strange electronic properties.
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Tying strings with established physics
String theory finally looks like it is tying the knot with established physics.
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Going up in the world
Mathematicians explain how plants climb
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No man is an island
Economists reveal that your neighbours significantly impact on your well-being.
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Play the quantum lottery
How to win with quantum uncertainty
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Why do the rich and popular get richer and more popular?
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Polygons in space
We may not have found life out there, but there is a hexagon on Saturn.
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The Abel Prize 2007
This year's prize goes to Srinivasa S. R. Varadhan
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Solving symmetry
Mathematicians pin down symmetry
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How time does PASS
Plus magazine is celebrating its 10th birthday. To mark the occasion, the founding editors of Plus look back on the beginnings, see what has changed in maths and public understanding of maths and pick out some of the articles they liked best.
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Perfect buildings: the maths of modern architecture
Plus went to see members of Norman Foster's group of architects to learn about the maths behind architecture.
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Maths goes to the movies
Computer generated movies and electronic games: Joan Lasenby tells us about the mathematics and engineering behind them.