Jane’s Dice
This Sunday we will play a game of skill, luck, and nerves called Jane’s Dice. Math Circle OnlineSunday 18 October 7pm Look to email for login instructions.
The Wormhole
This Sunday, we will use our experience dividing n-gons into triangles to play a game called The Wormhole. Please print out this sheet and this sheet and bring them to the session. Math Circle OnlineSunday October 11th 7pm Look to email for login instructions.
More N-gons to Triangles
Please join us this Sunday, as we continue our investigation of dividing n-gons into triangles. If we have time, we will also play a related game. Please print out this sheet and this sheet and bring them to the session. Math Circle OnlineSunday October 4th 7pm
Pentagon Angles
Tomorrow is the first Math Circle session of the year! We’ll look at the angles of a pentagon, which will lead us onto other more challenging problems. Please bring pencil and paper. Math Circle OnlineSunday September 27th 7pm Look to email for login instructions.
Summer Math Circle
The eighth annual Summer Math Circle will be held this year at the University of New Hampshire – Manchester from Monday August 17th to Friday August 21st. For more information, and to register, please visit nhmath.org/summer.
Math Circle End of Season
Please join us for our end-of-year Math Circle celebration IN PERSON! We will do some interesting computations, using ancient calculators (made before 1960). There will also be games and puzzles and pi. RSVP so we can plan enough snacks for all. Math Circle IN PERSONNashua Public Library2 Court St, Nashua, NH 03060Sunday June 14th 12:00pm-1:30pm
ARML 2026 Results
The Rationals finished with 127 points; the Naturals finished with 48 points; the Transcendentals finished with 33 points. The Rationals performance placed them 18th of 50 teams in our division. They also defeated arch-rivals Vermont who scored 51 points. Full ARML results are available on their site here and here. Our top scorers were Maxwell …
ARML 2026
The American Regions Mathematics League was founded in 1976, and is one of the most prestigious high school math competitions in the United States. Each year, more than 120 teams from across the country and around the world come together to compete at the highest level. We have selected New Hampshire’s top high school mathematicians …
ARML Practice 3
Due to the fact that I am traveling, there will be no ARML on Tuesday. Here is this week’s schedule: Rationals: Wednesday 20 May 7pmTranscendentals, Radicals: Thursday 21 May 7pmNaturals: Thursday 21 May 8pm Look to email for login instructions.
ARML Practice 2
The next ARML practice will be 7pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday May 12, 13, or 14. At this practice, we will select our Team Captain. If you’d like to be Captain, please prepare a one minute speech to be given that night, and then we will vote. We will look at some team round …