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"Probability is the logic of science." There is a deep truth behind this conventional wisdom: probability is the mathematical extension of logic, augmenting our reasoning toolkit with the concept of uncertainty. In-depth exploration of probabilistic thinking incoming.

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There is a deep truth behind this conventional wisdom: probability is the mathematical extension of logic, augmenting our reasoning toolkit with the concept of uncertainty.

In-depth exploration of probabilistic thinking incoming.

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Always love to talk about non-orientable surfaces in maths lectures. With @geogebra and @revealjs this is way easier… ♾🤓 🔗 dynamicmath.xyz/math2001/chapt… 🔗 geogebra.org/m/ugkhmhf5 #iteachmaths #mobius #surface #escher


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there's this really bizarre thing that happens to you when you first start to learn rigorous mathematics, which is that geometry is taken away from you and you have to conduct a series of arcane rituals to get it back. to get back the *pythagorean theorem*, you need to:


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Everyone knows that all circles are similar. But did you know that all parabolas are similar? The ratio of the red arc and the blue focal segment is √2 + log(1+√2) = 2.29558... for every parabola. This is the universal parabolic constant, the “π of parabolas”.

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The ratio of the red arc and the blue focal segment is
√2 + log(1+√2) = 2.29558...
for every parabola.

This is the universal parabolic constant, the “π of parabolas”.

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A function is convex iff its epigraph is a convex set.



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Key of PCA component Analysis!

A visual exploration of Diagonalization of Quadratic Forms. Linear Algebra geogebra.org/m/gfcazub5 Made with 💕 in @geogebra



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