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Season 2025
Featuring Professor David Eisenbud discussing numerical semigroups.
Also discussing Sylvester's Theorem, prime numbers and the Frobenius Number Problem.
Featuring Professor David Eisenbud discussing numerical semigroups.
Also discussing Sylvester's Theorem, prime numbers and the Frobenius Number Problem.
Sophie Maclean explains Animal Tic-Tac-Toe - and why the Snakey hexomino is the only "unsolved" creature.
Sophie Maclean explains Animal Tic-Tac-Toe - and why the Snakey hexomino is the only "unsolved" creature.
Brady Haran is at the Royal Society looking at the book which resulted in the name "Mersenne Primes".
Brady Haran is at the Royal Society looking at the book which resulted in the name "Mersenne Primes".
Rob Eastaway looks at numbers, quirks, and codes (plus some conspiracy theories) in William Shakespeare's First Folio.
Including some interesting historical stuff about the use of
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Rob Eastaway looks at numbers, quirks, and codes (plus some conspiracy theories) in William Shakespeare's First Folio.
Including some interesting historical stuff about the use of numbers in Shakespeare's plays, then some slightly wild conspiracy theories about Francis Bacon and codes in the text. And a bit about chronograms.
Matt Parker is back with Multi-Magic Squares and news of a mathematical breakthrough.
Matt Parker is back with Multi-Magic Squares and news of a mathematical breakthrough.
Featuring Ben Sparks on all sorts of fractals, Sierpiński triangles, and other amazing stuff including imaginary cubes...
Featuring Ben Sparks on all sorts of fractals, Sierpiński triangles, and other amazing stuff including imaginary cubes...
Tony Padilla explores the Mega and Moser.
Tony Padilla explores the Mega and Moser.
Cliff Stoll and Lucas Clarke stretch a Klein Bottle to record lengths.
Cliff Stoll and Lucas Clarke stretch a Klein Bottle to record lengths.
Po-Ling Loh discusses hypothesis testing and a famous experiment involving cups of tea.
Po-Ling Loh discusses hypothesis testing and a famous experiment involving cups of tea.
Featuring Ben Sparks...
Featuring Ben Sparks...
Tom Crawford poses a problem and finds an answer
Tom Crawford poses a problem and finds an answer
Michael Magee explores a seemingly simple equation with hidden depths... And delves into Vieta jumping (or root flipping)
Michael Magee explores a seemingly simple equation with hidden depths... And delves into Vieta jumping (or root flipping)
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