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pgadey.ca Education

Parker Adey

The personal site of mathematician Parker Glynn-Adey, an eternal student writing about mathematics, plants, life, and wh…

grondilu.github.io Science

Pendulums in HTML5

A browser simulation of a simple pendulum built with rational trigonometry, showing the swing animated in HTML5 for a ha…

pipattern.n4ze3m.com Science

Pi Patterns

An explorer that lets you spin through the digits of pi hunting for repeating patterns, mathematical curiosities, and ra…

planetmath.org Education

PlanetMath

A community-written mathematics encyclopedia whose entries are written and reviewed by members, browsable by subject ind…

uonr.github.io Tech

Poincake

An infinite-canvas note-taking toy set inside a non-Euclidean Poincare disk, where space curves toward the edge as you p…

baselashraf.com Science

Roadwright

Draw any wheel shape and Roadwright computes the road it can roll along with its axle perfectly level, from a square on…

ermsta.com Science

Rotations and Balls in Even Dimensions

A math essay on how rotations behave in even dimensions and what that means for the balls they act on, written for reade…

science4all.org Science

Science4All

A popular science site publishing long, accessible articles that explain mathematics, physics, and computer science for…

writings.stephenwolfram.com Science

Stephen Wolfram Writings

Long essays by Stephen Wolfram on artificial intelligence, computational science, data science, education, and the histo…

frankeprogram.yale.edu Science

Steven Strogatz: The Beauty of Calculus

A recorded public lecture at Yale in which mathematician Steven Strogatz explains how calculus quietly underpins the mod…

physics.ucla.edu Science

Symmetry in Physics

A tutorial reference on how symmetry and group theory underlie physics, laying out the terminology and concepts in a gui…

tanyakhovanova.com Education

Tanya Khovanova's Math Page

Home page of a mathematician with popular essays, puzzles, number-theory curiosities and a weekly math blog, covering ma…

teachyourselfmath.app Education

Teach Yourself Math

A quiet archive of mathematical problems and ongoing mathematical study, with a growing list of problems to work through…

web.math.princeton.edu Education

Terry Tao's generals

Fields medalist Terence Tao recalls his Princeton oral qualifying exam from 2012, the questions his examiners asked and…

chriskw.xyz Science

That Fractal on My Wall

A math-and-doodling story about a fractal drawn in middle school and kept on the wall for twelve years, with the hand-wa…

fanpu.io Education

The Art of LaTeX

An essay on common LaTeX mistakes and practical advice for typesetting beautiful, readable proofs, written for students…

kirwinhampshire.substack.com Science

The Dark Night of Mathematics

A reflective essay asking what mathematicians are really doing, tracing the unease behind foundations, proof and meaning…

johndcook.com Science

The Endeavour

John D. Cook's long-running blog of short posts on mathematics, statistics, computing and data privacy, full of useful i…

blog.geomblog.org Science

The Geomblog

A long-running blog of ruminations on computational geometry, algorithms and theoretical computer science, with notes on…

gzw1987-bit.github.io Science

The King Wen Permutation

A short mathematical exploration of how the two classical orderings of the 64 I Ching hexagrams relate as a permutation,…

lostartoflogarithms.com Science

The Lost Art of Logarithms

Companion site for Charles Petzold's book on the history, use and importance of logarithms, with notes on slide rules, t…

axisofordinary.substack.com Science

The Most Counterintuitive Facts in Math, CS and Physics

A long list of the most surprising true facts from mathematics, computer science and physics, each a sentence or two wit…

golem.ph.utexas.edu Science

The n-Category Cafe

A group blog on mathematics, physics, and philosophy, with deep posts on category theory and its links to other fields,…

blog.plover.com Science

The Universe of Discourse

Mark Dominus's long-running, highly eclectic blog of mathematics, programming curiosities, linguistics, puzzles, and tan…

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