Episode 53 - Nabu-rimanni & Kidinu - Systematically Speaking When is an approximation "good enough"? This week on The Mathematicians Podcast, host Benjamin Cornish opens the doors to his  gem and fossil shop to discuss why a polished piece of glass, or a clever...

Happy half term holidays!

I am celebrating by releasing another episode of #TheMathematicianspod. Find out about Systems A & B today with a double bill of 'Babylonian' Mathematicians.

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Episode 52 - Apastamba - What He Said. | The Mathematicians Podcast Episode 52 of The Mathematicians Podcast, takes us deep into the world of ancient Indian mathematics with a focus on Apastamba and his contributions to the Sulvasutras. Following in the footsteps of B...

New #mathspodcast episode just dropped of the #themathematicianspod, if you want to listen to #Baudhayana again, but with slightly updated mathematics, you will love the episode on #Apastamba

A tower is built with one brick on top of another. Come meet India's second brick!

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The monthly Newsletter and Podcast for June from Transum (that's me!) are live and kicking right now:

🧩 Jigsaw Puzzle
🧩 New Resources
🧩 Example, Non Example
🧩 Fraction Wall
🧩 Advanced Starter
🧩 Environment Day

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The Mathematicians Podcast | Ben Cornish Where we explore the historical figures that count. An in-depth look at the history of mathematics, in chronological order, looking at the people, the theories, the ideas - with as fewer gaps as possi...

Find four integers such that:

The sum of the 1&2 is twice the sum of the 3&4.
The sum of the 1&3 is thrice the sum the 2&4.
The sum of the 1&4 is four times the sum of the 2&3.
The sum of all four is five times the sum of the 2&3.

From episode 17 of #mathspodcast

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