It's all happening at the UMA annual meeting! Today was the UMA Publications Session on Revista de
Educación Matemática, Revista de la Unión
Matemática Argentina, and Noticiero de la UMA. Thanks Alicia Dickenstein for representing RevUMA @umanoticias
We are pleased to share our Volume 67, No. 1 of RevUMA: https://t.co/pkpnClFYEE or on OJS: https://t.co/E91woh55cl.
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We now introduce Volume 66, No. 1 of RevUMA, a special volume in honor of Eleonor Harboure (1948–2022): https://t.co/tTkznd3EWB.
We'd like to share with you its preface, a warm tribute to "Pola" Harboure: https://t.co/N7yizNBviO.
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Isn't it amazing how the 3n+1 Sequence yields fungal hyphae (feathery filaments) beyond imagination?
By Marcus Volz, https://t.co/8RrMMSMaGM, Used with permission.
Info: Visualizing number sequences related to the Collatz Conjecture based on the AnglePath procedure by Reddit user level1807:
https://t.co/8Ag87QTS9s
Implemented with VEX in houdini, rendered with redshift3d.
Take a look at Volume 65, no. 1, of RevUMA on our website: https://t.co/WWbdpKGveV or on our OJS site: https://t.co/ReLXSP0Zwd.
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We are pleased to share the publication of a special volume of the RevUMA: Volume 64, no. 1 (2022), Special volume: Mathematical Congress of the Americas 2021: https://t.co/G8lJvsFJfa…
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