Sheldon conoce a Stephen Hawking, contengan sus orgasmos
(Fuente: youtube.com)
Para todo ε existe un δ
No pude encontrar la verdad con la lógica porque no sabía cómo encontrarla sin ella
30Richard Feynman - on scientific method
Feynman really shines in this all-time classic video.
(Fuente: enfermo-demierda, vía elantumapino)
A Journey into a Black Hole (por tdarnell)
History of the Maths - Part One
The four part series from the BBC is really enlightening, in part one Marcus du Sautoy covers the birth of mathematics across early Egypt, Babylonia, Greece, and Alexandria including the work of Pythagoras, Euclid, and Hypatia. Special attention is given to Platonic Solids and Euclid’s Elements.
Hard Problems is a feature documentary about the extraordinarily gifted students who represented the United States in 2006 at the world’s toughest math competition—the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO). It is the story of six American high school students who competed with 500 others from 90 countries in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The film shows the dedication and perseverance of these remarkably talented students, the rigorous preparation they undertake, their individuality, and the joy they get out of solving challenging problems. Above all, it captures the spirit of math competitions at the highest level.
Although American students on the whole rank well behind many countries in mathematics, American math Olympiad teams regularly finish among the top teams. While aiming to inspire and entertain, Hard Problems provides an insightful and thoughtful look at the process that produces successful teams, and ultimately, great mathematicians of the future.
Hard Problems takes a close look at exceptional students who make it to the highest levels of high school math, asking teachers, parents, siblings, the students themselves to shed light on what produces mathematical genius and how to nurture it. As we get to know them, the students in Hard Problems shatter many stereotypes and clichés about the mathematically gifted.
For more info visit http://www.hardproblemsmovie.com/synopsis.html
I have a truly marvelous demonstration of this proposition which this margin is too narrow to contain
Fermat (via that-cliche-hipster)
Existe una opinión generalizada según la cual la matemática es la ciencia más difícil cuando en realidad es la más simple de todas. La causa de esta paradoja reside en el hecho de que, precisamente por su simplicidad, los razonamientos matemáticos equivocados quedan a la vista. En una compleja cuestión de política o arte, hay tantos factores en juego y tantos desconocidos e inaparentes, que es muy difícil distinguir lo verdadero de lo falso. El resultado es que cualquier tonto se cree en condiciones de discutir sobre política y arte -y en verdad lo hace- mientras que mira la matemática desde una respetuosa distancia.
Ernesto Sábato
(Fuente: myarms-yourhearse)
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Tutorial for Open-Source UML Tool UMLet: Basic Use and Custom Elements (por ymrtna)
