Tag: maths
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A brief history of three-dimensional manifolds
First published November 24, 2022
We give a broad-brush account of some milestones in the theory of 3-dimensional manifolds, particularly the Poincaré Conjecture and its proof. We also discuss Thurston’s Geometrisation Programme.
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Measuring angles within arbitrary metric spaces
First published October 02, 2020
We will generalise the concept of angles in Euclidean space to any arbitrary metric space, via Alexandrov (upper) angles.
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Hilbert's hotel, but the guests are mere mortals
First published July 26, 2020
We will consider a variation of Hilbert’s hotel, within which guests may not be relocated too far from their current room.
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An upper bound on Ramsey numbers (revision season)
First published May 02, 2019
I will present a short argument on an upper bound for \( r(s) \), the Ramsey Number associated with the natural number \(s\).
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Counting derangements
First published April 21, 2019
I present an inefficient yet novel way of recursively counting derangements of a set, and generalise this to counting permutations without short cycles.
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