Please join us for a special session with guest speaker Professor Sergi Elizalde, Chair of the Department of Mathematics at Dartmouth College. Prof. Elizalde will talk about math at Dartmouth and present some interesting problems. Math Circle OnlineSunday 22 October 7:00pm Look for email with login instructions.
This week we’ll finish up the Egg Dropping experiment and turn to the next topic: A New Perspective. We’ll look at a connection between Art and Geometry, as discovered by a Renaissance painter named Brunelleschi. Math Circle OnlineSunday 15 October 7:00pm Look for email with login instructions.
Welcome back OMLET engineers as we go a bit deeper into the egg dropping question. Hope your brains don’t get scrambled… Math Circle OnlineSunday 8 October 7:00pm Look for email with login instructions.
We will first finish up our investigation of the “Counting Squares” question and then turn to a new topic: You have been appointed Head Test Engineer at the Objectively Mathematically Logical Egg Testing company (OMLET). Each day you get delivered a batch of genetically engineered “robust eggs.” Your job as test engineer: find out how …
We continue our investigation of the question: How Many Squares? We’ll be counting many squares, with the help of Pascal’s Triangle. Math Circle OnlineSunday 24 September 7:00pm Look to email for login instructions. If you missed last weeks session, you should join the Zoom at 6:30pm for a quick review.
The Math Circle starts its 2023/24 season with an investigation of the question: How Many Squares? We’ll be counting many squares, with the help of Pascal’s Triangle. Math Circle OnlineSunday 17 September 7:00pm Look to email for login instructions. Please bring a pencil, eraser, and paper to the session. It would be helpful to have …
Last week we found the pendulum sequence is connected to a more famous sequence. This week, we’ll find an explicit formula for this sequence, and use it to make an interesting graph. Math Circle OnlineSunday May 21 7:00-8:30 PM Look to email for login instructions.
Please join us for the second ARML practice, where we will look at some Team Problems: ARML Practice OnlineTuesday May 16 7:00-7:30 PM Look to email for login instructions.
This Sunday we continue our investigation of the swinging pendulum problem, leading to the discovery of a famous sequence. Math Circle OnlineSunday May 14 7:00-8:30 PM Look to email for login instructions.
For those of you participating in the NH ARML competition, we will have our first practice next week: What: ARML practice by ZoomWhen: Tuesday May 9 7:00-7:30pm Look to email for login instructions.
