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  The Mathematics of the Ancient Romans. Part I

  A new contribution from the Italian journal XlaTangente. Initially thought as the Italian edition of the French magazine “Tangente. L’aventure mathématique“, in the last few...

  • Posted 2 weeks ago
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  Cubic Equations and Mathematical Duels

  The story of the discovery of the solution formula for cubic equations is stunning. What happened gives us an interesting view of renaissance mathematics and shows us what it meant to be a mathematician in the 15th...

  • Posted 4 weeks ago
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  Trigonometry, Beats, and Instrument Tuning

  Sometimes mathematical formulas that only seem to be interesting from a theoretical point of view can reveal unexpected connections with some applied problem. This...

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  The Damp Mathematics of Evolution. Volume 0.

  “The Damp Mathematics of Evolution” is a historical column in the Italian site MaddMaths! (here the Italian version), which is devoted to a mathematical...

  • Posted 2 months ago
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  Turing, Fibonacci and the sunflowers

  Article previously published on Doc Madhattn. June 23, 2017: Happy Alan Turing 105th Birthday! One of the last Alan Turing‘s work is about Fibonacci...

  • Posted 3 months ago
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