Thinking like a mathematician
This is the third and final part of Rashmi’s series on Numbers and Numerals. I’m hoping to get her to contribute more as and when she has the time. Hopefully, others will also join her in contributing guest posts in the future. You can find part 1 here
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This is part 3 of an ongoing series which explores probabilistic thinking through investigating a murder. You can find part 2 here and part 1 here. Ple…
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I live streamed a webinar on Mathematical thinking a few days ago for an organization called Mahattattva (mahattattva.in). The recording is available h…
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This is the second part of Rashmi’s series on numbers and numerals. You can find the first part here. Rhea (R) was helping her brother water the garden…
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Part 2 can be found here, and Part 1 can be found here. As usual, like this post and share it. We ended part 2 with Fliba asking Lagard to add rhombuse…
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This is the first guest post on this substack, and is the first of three parts. Rashmi is a fellow member of ThinQ. Like me, she is interested in impro…
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This is the third part of this series. Click here for part 1 and here for part 2. As usual, do share this with anybody who may be interested. I would a…
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The interplay of rigor, abstraction and intuition in mathematics
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