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Modulation in Tetradic Harmony and its Role in Jazz https://t.co/AyvdWfR9Ef https://t.co/lCt7SBc4Ew
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Bernhard Riemann (1826-1866) whose geometry had a profound effect on modern physics, born 17 Sep https://t.co/fUAmTGZ50K
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ICYMI: The Navier-Stokes equations describe simple, everyday phenomena, like water flowing from a garden hose, yet they provide a million-dollar mathematical challenge. https://t.co/VIdDyQamzm https://t.co/70PSgPCLHD
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Mathematician John Conway says he never worked a day in his life: https://t.co/tGthlXrpfT https://t.co/unfaNpYr3x
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Shiver in ecstasy. 97 is the largest prime that we can ever find that is less than the sum of square of its digits. https://t.co/cSvH0tvud1
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Shiver in awe! This formula yields the correct decimal digits of pi to 42 billion digits. https://t.co/4gioadmEvS https://t.co/D6yj37rqsT
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Berenice Abbott, “Woman wiring an early IBM computer” from the Documenting Science series (1938-58). Source: https://t.co/5qXBOttr9y https://t.co/cX36pUHi20
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This is mathematics. A view of the Mandelbrot Set. https://t.co/ajCs6sUM8P https://t.co/EK86Jxwm3S
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Imagine going back in time and explaining to these people what computers would be like today. (Whirlwind was a computer developed at MIT in the 1950s.) https://t.co/eyYEV3jUkW https://t.co/sg07wHpuDe
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Animation of the Mandelbrot set for d from 0 to 5, for z = z^d + c. https://t.co/vIBUNxU7ez https://t.co/ug6iAzpEqK