
Modular Arithmetic at the Music Stand
A mathematical life hack for orchestral musicians
Mathematics: learning it, doing it, celebrating it.
A mathematical life hack for orchestral musicians
An embellished account of a border crossing
Sometimes we learn math from lectures and textbooks. Sometimes it's Web comics and Twitter
To fully appreciate perspective art, mathematician Annalisa Crannell says both the artist and the art viewer need to do some math
This strange fractal-like object lets you "squeeze π" out of a square
The solution to the cubic equation, in terza rima.
Space-filling curves, puzzling maps between dimensions, have surprising real-world applications.
Andrew Hacker makes a lot of mistakes in his most recent book. Some of them are interesting.
Your daily dose of number theory weirdness
An investigation of toroidal bias tape