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Season 2024
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Simon Anthony (from Cracking the Cryptic) shows us an incredible sudoku set by a mathematician.
Simon Anthony (from Cracking the Cryptic) shows us an incredible sudoku set by a mathematician.
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Featuring Tom Crawford.
Featuring Tom Crawford.
Mathematician and game enthusiast Marcus du Sautoy discusses the iconic game of Risk.
Mathematician and game enthusiast Marcus du Sautoy discusses the iconic game of Risk.
Featuring Tony Feng from UC Berkeley.
Featuring Tony Feng from UC Berkeley.
Ten years later... Professor Tony Padilla returns to the thorny issue of summing the integers arriving at -1/12.
Ten years later... Professor Tony Padilla returns to the thorny issue of summing the integers arriving at -1/12.
Featuring Professor Holly Krieger.
Featuring Professor Holly Krieger.
Asaf Karagila discusses some of the symbols used in Logic and Set Theory.
Asaf Karagila discusses some of the symbols used in Logic and Set Theory.
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Asaf Karagila takes us deep into the world of Infinity - from lazy eights to aleph to omega to tav.
Asaf Karagila takes us deep into the world of Infinity - from lazy eights to aleph to omega to tav.
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Featuring Tony Padilla. See all three videos in this Apocalyptic Trilogy
Featuring Tony Padilla. See all three videos in this Apocalyptic Trilogy
Tom Crawford discusses Hercules and The Hydra Game.
Tom Crawford discusses Hercules and The Hydra Game.
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Lost in the mists of time, the Parker Square returns.
Lost in the mists of time, the Parker Square returns.
Tom Crawford is back and talks about some mathematics and proofs relating to Pokémon.
Tom Crawford is back and talks about some mathematics and proofs relating to Pokémon.
Matt Parker explores caboose numbers, also known as Euler's Lucky Numbers.
Matt Parker explores caboose numbers, also known as Euler's Lucky Numbers.
Matt Parker goes on a mathematician's journey and shows us Heegner Numbers (and the Ramanujan Constant).
Matt Parker goes on a mathematician's journey and shows us Heegner Numbers (and the Ramanujan Constant).
Featuring Dr James Grime.
Featuring Dr James Grime.
Featuring Dr James Grime on Erdős–Woods Numbers.
Featuring Dr James Grime on Erdős–Woods Numbers.
Danica McKellar is famous for playing Winnie Cooper in The Wonder Years - but did you know she has proven a theorem and writes books about mathematics?
Danica McKellar is famous for playing Winnie Cooper in The Wonder Years - but did you know she has proven a theorem and writes books about mathematics?
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It's a classic mistake - but The Freshman's Dream can come true.
It's a classic mistake - but The Freshman's Dream can come true.
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Talking to the men who have found a new formula for Pi.
Talking to the men who have found a new formula for Pi.
How mathematics and probability cracked the puzzle of how many tanks were being produced by Nazi Germany during World War 2.
How mathematics and probability cracked the puzzle of how many tanks were being produced by Nazi Germany during World War 2.
Tom Crawford shows us a mathematical (but lazy) way to cut a pizza.
Tom Crawford shows us a mathematical (but lazy) way to cut a pizza.
Featuring Dr James Grime.
Featuring Dr James Grime.
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This episode has no summary.
Tom Crawford discusses frogs jumping on lily pads.
Tom Crawford discusses frogs jumping on lily pads.
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This episode has no summary.
Discussing the Sierpiński Triangle, Fermat Primes, and Constructible Polygons.
Discussing the Sierpiński Triangle, Fermat Primes, and Constructible Polygons.
There's a new "world's biggest prime" and we spoke to the man who found it, Luke Durant.
There's a new "world's biggest prime" and we spoke to the man who found it, Luke Durant.
Asteroids (minor planets) are classified with numbers, but some of them are later given names. Matt Parker takes us on a tour... with a twist.
Asteroids (minor planets) are classified with numbers, but some of them are later given names. Matt Parker takes us on a tour... with a twist.
How to decide who wins a confusing vote, discussing the likes of Smith Sets and the Condorcet Paradox. Featuring Sophie Maclean.
How to decide who wins a confusing vote, discussing the likes of Smith Sets and the Condorcet Paradox. Featuring Sophie Maclean.
Asaf Karagila discusses proof by induction.
Asaf Karagila discusses proof by induction.
Featuring Rob Eastaway discussing Roman Numerals, Indo-Arabic numerals, and the diary of theatre owner Philip Henslowe (a contemporary of William Shakespeare)..
Featuring Rob Eastaway discussing Roman Numerals, Indo-Arabic numerals, and the diary of theatre owner Philip Henslowe (a contemporary of William Shakespeare)..
Featuring Sophie Maclean and Ayliean MacDonald.
Featuring Sophie Maclean and Ayliean MacDonald.
Featuring Richard Elwes.
Featuring Richard Elwes.
Featuring Professor Eleonore Faber discussing frieze patterns and polygons - and what happens when you cut them...
Featuring Professor Eleonore Faber discussing frieze patterns and polygons - and what happens when you cut them...
80-year-old Hungarian Ernő Rubik created his legendary cube in 1974. The rest is history.
Brady met him at international celebration of 50 years of the Rubik’s Cube which took place
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80-year-old Hungarian Ernő Rubik created his legendary cube in 1974. The rest is history.
Brady met him at international celebration of 50 years of the Rubik’s Cube which took place at Christ’s College, at the University of Cambridge - https://www.christs.cam.ac.uk/news/celebrating-50-years-rubiks-cube
The famed constant e is raised to the power of a matrix.
The famed constant e is raised to the power of a matrix.
Featuring Ayliean McDonald.
Featuring Ayliean McDonald.
Sophie Maclean discusses pentominoes and other polyominoes.
Sophie Maclean discusses pentominoes and other polyominoes.
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