A few from the week:
1) Andrew Gelman back on p-values:
2) The Riemann Hypothesis gets wonderful exposure to a wider lay audience with this great Medium piece:
3) Another month, and another “Carnival of Mathematics” here:
4) John McGowan looks at a career in data science:
5) Pi in different metrics from PBS’s “Infinite Series”:
6) Ben Orlin on mathematics and arithmetic:
7) Steven Strogatz on eigenvectors and eigenvalues... and Google:
…and she has an ongoing project collecting autobiographical sketches of math teachers as well, you can keep up with here:
http://tjzager.com/forums/topic/math-autobiographies/
9) IF you had $3 million to spend on math:
https://www.sunclipse.org/?p=2250
9) IF you had $3 million to spend on math:
https://www.sunclipse.org/?p=2250
10) ICYMI, a busy week at Math-Frolic touching upon interviews, a puzzle, student loan debt, Francis Su, and some news in AI.
Potpourri BONUS! (extra NON-mathematical links of interest):
1) The always-interesting Ed Yong on some not-so-modern medical devices:
2) Daniel Everett on “Chomsky, Wolfe, and Me”:
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