The whole is greater than the part – or is it?
How Galileo began to cast doubt on the apparent axiomatic certainties of Euclid
How Galileo began to cast doubt on the apparent axiomatic certainties of Euclid
Europe to launch a telescope so scientists can look 10bn years into the universe’s past
The starting point for reverse maths is a base theory that is strong enough to state the theorems of interest, but not strong enough to prove them
In the ‘calculus wars’ Britain claimed it was invented by Newton, while the Germans insisted it was Leibniz
Analysis suggests part of the coronavirus has the structure of a truncated octahedron
Albrecht Dürer, born in 1471, believed ‘the new art must be based upon science’
Limerick academic extended Greek astronomer Ptolemy’s theorem and wrote six widely used textbooks
New fund known as FrontlineX focused on companies expanding into Europe
For both mathematics and poetry, the ‘less is more’ principle often applies
That’s Maths: We exploit algorithms every day without even knowing it
Opinon: Let’s not fool ourselves. I wish religion had been an ally of science – usually it was an opponent, and in most of the world it still is
Despite advances in many areas, Romans were happy with mathematical rules-of-thumb
The Twin Prime Conjecture remains unproven. The quest to close the gap is ongoing
France says only Ireland, Sweden and Denmark are holding out on digital tax
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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