#matemagi - Twitter Hashtag

over 5 years ago

Såväl författare som kompositörer och bildkonstnärer låter inte sällan matematiska idéer inspirera sin konst. Häng med när vi diktar med Fibonacci, tar gyllene fotografier och lyssnar på talet π. https://t.co/rbk4pPOhAJ #matemagi Special thanks to @JohnSimsProject

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Emelie Reuterswärd @matemagikern

almost 6 years ago

I cannot get enough of game theory. “The Art of Strategy” by Dixit and Nalebuff was a great next-read after “Thinking strategically”. Now I can’t wait to get my hands on “The game theorist’s guide to parenting”! #matemagi #mathreads #gametheory

matemagikern's tweet photo. I cannot get enough of game theory. “The Art of Strategy” by Dixit and Nalebuff was a great next-read after “Thinking strategically”. Now I can’t wait to get my hands on “The game theorist’s guide to parenting”!
#matemagi #mathreads #gametheory https://t.co/QNITUaGWBZ

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Emelie Reuterswärd @matemagikern

over 6 years ago

The table shows the square of numbers ending in 5. What do you notice? What do you wonder? #mtbos #iteachmath #mattetwitter #matemagi (Inspired by the book "Mathematics for human flourishing" by @mathyawp)

matemagikern's tweet photo. The table shows the square of numbers ending in 5. What do you notice? What do you wonder? #mtbos #iteachmath #mattetwitter #matemagi
(Inspired by the book "Mathematics for human flourishing" by @mathyawp) https://t.co/SpwkbRmIz4

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Emelie Reuterswärd @matemagikern

over 6 years ago

Fantastisk video om coronaviruset och exponentiell och logistisk tillväxt. #matemagi #maund #COVID19

Grant Sanderson @3blue1brown

over 6 years ago

With recorded COVID-19 cases (outside china) so eerily matching an exponential, I couldn't resist making a primer on exponential/logistic growth. At least 3 counterintuitive things about this kind of growth seem worth putting into the discussion. https://t.co/UNqvsybiAL

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Emelie Reuterswärd @matemagikern

over 7 years ago

Create a 3-digit # where all digits are the same. Divide it by the sum of its digits. Did you get 37? This is one of the tricks from this book by @AdamBoddison. I love how this trick can bring out your students’ curiosity and kick start a lesson on algebra #matemagi #mtbos