JHSML 2023 Competition is Complete!
The JHSML annual math-competition has now finished, with students from 3 different continents competing in this year’s exam. After a…
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Non-Euclidean Geometry: Euclid’s Postulates and the Search to (dis)Prove Them
Euclid In ancient Greece, the mathematician, Euclid, set out to define the laws that governed the perceivable universe. In his…
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Math is regarded as one of the most objective topics there is: there can only be one right answer to…
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For our first entry this year, we are going to explore the fascinating topic of probability. But, before we do…
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Mathematicians have been fascinated by Cryptography since its creation, and as the world becomes increasingly dependant on data, this subject…
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For our first article in the series, I want to introduce a topic that not only includes high-level math concepts…
Read more →A Mathematician’s Favorite Book
For those who are interested in math and are looking for a fun way to further their knowledge, we’ve found…
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