Math/Chaos Theory
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The Evolution and Completeness of Number Systems
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By: Bhavya Dabas
Number systems have been developed and extended over a long period of time, with the gaps in each system paving the path to a new one. more...
In: Math
By: Bhavya Dabas
A series, in mathematics, is the sum of the terms of an underlying sequence. more...
Fermat's Little Theorem and RSA Cryptography
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By: Bhavya Dabas
Pierre de Fermat's "Little Theorem" lies at the base of the RSA cryptographic algorithm. more...
Countable Sets and Uncountable Sets
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By: Bhavya Dabas
A set is said to be countable if all its elements can be listed in the form of a sequence. more...
Srinivasa Ramanujan: A Biography
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By: Bhavya Dabas
Born in a poor family in a south Indian village, Ramanujan greatly influenced the world of mathematics, in spite of his lack of formal education. more...
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By: Bhavya Dabas
A sequence is a function from the set of natural numbers to any given set. more...
Michael Green and the Lucasian Chair
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By: Bhavya Dabas
Michael Green, theoretical physicist, succeeds the likes of Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Babbage and Paul Dirac to become the next Lucasian Professor at Cambridge. more...
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By: Bhavya Dabas
Until not too long ago, women were discouraged from studying science and mathematics. Even so, there were a select few who held their own and made their mark. more...
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By: Bhavya Dabas
The Beal Conjecture is an interesting number theoretic problem that came about as a by-product of Andrew Beal's work on Fermat's Last Theorem. more...
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By: Bhavya Dabas
Mathematical statements are either true or false. When they are neither, they remind mathematicians to formulate their theories more accurately. more...
