The second, and much longer episode of Math/Maths with myself, Samuel Hansen, and Peter Rowlett from Travels in a Mathematical World is up and live at http://www.pulse-project.org/node/209. You can also click the link below to download the episode, or on the player to listen to it.
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On today’s episode Samuel Hansen really tries to make Anthony Sellari, Brandon Metz, and Christopher Bates discuss the three articles that he had assigned them to read.
Links to the articles discussed:
Bolztmann Solution
Metric Mania
The Number 31 and Counting
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Since I am nowhere near satisfied running two podcast of my own, former Strongly Connected Components guest Peter Rowlett and myself have started a new podcast Math/Maths: 5136 Miles of Mathematics. It is being hosted over at Pulse-Project and you can see the first episode notes here.
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On today’s episode Samuel Hansen plays host to Christopher Bates, Brandon Metz, and Anthony Sellari to talk about Recreational Mathematics and its God Martin Gardner.
Here are some links:
Martin Gardner
Recreational Mathematics
The Birthday Problem
Gathering for Gardner
Also here is a clip on the Monty Hall Problem from the TV show Numb3rs:
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Your valiant host Samuel Hansen was joined by fellow mathematical podcaster Peter Rowlett for a conversation where Peter explains about what exactly the Institute for Mathematics and its Applications is, how he finds and interviews guests, and Peter also tries to interview Samuel as much as Samuel tries to interview him. You can find more about Peter by following him on twitter, listening to his podcasts Travels in a Mathematical World and History of Maths and x, as well as going to his personal website. Also you can find out How to Talk Maths in Public, learn about Mathsjam, and the IMA Branch Talks by click on those links.
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