The Math Circle will demonstrate how we can use the “Fractions Done Wrong” number tree to convert any decimal into a fraction (as closely as you like). For example, if you start at 1/1 on the number tree, and go right 3, left 7, right 15, where do you end up? Due to another engagement, …
The Math Circle meets to further investigate the topic Fractions DoneWrong… this time using matrices. Math Circle OnlineSunday October 11 3:00-4:30pm Look for email with login instructions.
The Math Circle meets to further investigate the topic Fractions Done Wrong: Math Circle OnlineSunday October 4 3:00-4:30pm Look for email with login instructions.
This Sunday we will investigate some interesting mathematics that was independently discovered by a German mathematician and a French clock maker: what happens when we add fractions the wrong way? Math Circle OnlineSunday September 27 3:00-4:30pm Look for email with login instructions.
This Sunday we will look at a couple of interesting but not too serious problems: What happens when we cross numbers off a list (according to a peculiar rule)? How can a hungry bug find all the food? Math Circle OnlineSunday September 20 3:00-4:30pm Look for email with login instructions.
Please join us as we continue our investigations of Simon and Connie at the Casino (aka, mathematical applications to financial markets). Math Circle Online Sunday September 13 3:00-4:30pm Look for email with login instructions.
This Sunday we continue our mathematical trip to the Casino with Simon and Connie. We will make use of Google Sheets, so please be sure to have your google login handy. Math Circle OnlineSunday August 30rd 3:00-4:30pm Check your email for login instructions
Please join us for the first Math Circle session of the 2020/21 season! Our first topic will be A Trip to the Casino. We travel (virtually!) to the grand Casino de Monte Carlo to learn an interesting mathematical application, that doesn’t really involve gambling or probability. Math Circle OnlineSunday August 23rd 3:00-4:30pm EST Look for email …
The Granite State Math Circle will resume the week of August 17th. The format will be weekly 1.5 hour online sessions, conducted via Zoom and Jamboard. Circle attendance is limited to 12 participants, and preference is given to existing members on a first come first serve basis. If you’d like to join, or would like …
We investigate permutations and re-permutations of four items A, B, C, and D – and how they are related to certain objects studied by a famous Greek philosopher. Math Circle OnlineWednesday May 27, 2020 4:00-5:30PM EST Look for email with login instructions.
