The Sultan’s Daughters
A sultan has 100 daughters. A commoner may be given a chance to marry one of the daughters, but he […]
Looking mathematically at English decorated window tracery
20th April 2011, 6:30pm Looking mathematically at English Decorated window tracery, Hugh Williams Abstract The tracery (stonework) of mediaeval Decorated […]
7th IMA International Conference on Modelling in Industrial Maintenance and Reliability
Date: Monday 18 – Tuesday 19 April 2011 Location: Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge The Institute of Mathematics and […]
7th IMA Conference on Mathematical Education of Engineers
Date: Monday 11 April 2011 Location: Loughborough University
Novel Simulations: mathematical modelling from a different perspective
28th March 2011, 6:30pm Novel Simulations: mathematical modelling from a different perspective, Nira Chamberlain Abstract In dealing with the complexity […]
IMA Mathematics 2011
Date: Thursday 24 March 2011 Location: Saddlers’ Hall, London The IMA is holding a major one day conference on mathematics […]
Abel Prize 2011 – Rewarding simplicity and beauty in mathematics
Professor John Willard Milnor, Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Stony Brook University, New York has been awarded the 2011 Abel Prize ‘for pioneering discoveries in topology, geometry and algebra
A Festival of Fractions
16th March 2011, 2:15pm A Festival of Fractions, Dr Ron Knott (University of Surrey) Abstract From Egyptian unit fractions to […]
Respected: Technical qualifications selected for use in University Technical Colleges
Report written by Professor Matthew Harrison with participation in the research by a panel of school leaders and advisory group […]
Radioactive Dice
Question: What is the half-life of radioactive dice? No, really! It’s a serious question (well, half-serious, anyway!) Definitions: By definition, […]



