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Tag Archives: number theory
An Evening of Math I
My wife has taken on the challenge of homeschooling our children this year. My main participation in this is a weekly math session with the kids in the evening on any subject of my choosing! Tonight was our first session. … Continue reading
Posted in children, math, numbers
Tagged integers, math education, number theory, numbers, partitions
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Partitions of Graphs III: Ramanujan meets Kevin Bacon
This is the third in a series (see also Partitions of Graphs I and Partitions of Graphs II). Chances are you’ve played with graphs before. If you’ve ever played the Kevin Bacon game, you’ve played with graphs. The game goes … Continue reading
Posted in graphs
Tagged graphs, Kevin Bacon, math history, number theory, partitions of whole numbers, pop culture, pop math, Ramanujan
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Partitions of Graphs I: Partitions of Whole Numbers
I’ve been meaning to blog about this for some time. I guess that I had just better do it. But it will be in pieces. A little at a time. That’s the way blogs are supposed to be right? Let’s … Continue reading