At the MathsJam weekend gathering earlier this month, we found ourselves invited to join maths podcasting supremo Samuel Hansen for a recording session. Nothing unusual there: podcasts have been recorded at MathsJam before. But this time Samuel wante... more
We haven’t done one of these for absolutely ages. Since all three of us were at the big MathsJam conference a couple of weekends ago, we decided to introduce a local minimum into the fun curve by sitting down and talking about how this site’s doing. more
Two days late, because that is the way we rotate here, it’s another episode of our sporadic navel-gazing podcast.
In this episode we talked about:
• Our piece on the Invariant Subspace Problem (and the more recent news)
• Log-log! Who’s there? Not... more
After two months we’ve finally done another podcast! We completely forgot even the most rudimentary things about how to do a podcast. Sorry.
In this episode, we talked about:
• Mathematical Christmas cracker jokes
• Fractal Christmas trees
• Post... more
We took the opportunity of us all being in the same small slice of space and time (MathsJam, last weekend) to record another episode of our continuing audio part-work, The Aperiodcast.
We talked about:
• Christian’s Recreational Maths Seminar
• Da... more
Here’s another episode of our irregular podcast about what’s been happening on the site.
This time, we talked about:
• Advances in pure nonsense
• Robert Schneider, Mathematical Musician/Musical Mathematician
• #MTT2K: Teachers critique Khan Acad... more
Leaves are falling, a chilly wind is blowing and I can hear the distant thunder of undergrads’ hooves as they stampede towards my department. Yes, Summer is giving way to Autumn, so it’s time for another Aperiodcast. If you had “42 days” in the “when... more
Here’s the fifth Aperiodcast, covering what’s happened on the site basically since the start of Summer. Peter is busy doing work, so it was just Katie and me blathering on about a variety of things.
The posts discussed in this episode were:
• Teleg... more
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