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Joined June 2020
Original sketch of the Radium atom by Niels Bohr (1922).
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Juggler juggling juggling jugglers.
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Calculus students.
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Probably, the second most interesting prime number! 😮
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Polygon laps. Beautiful geometry. ♥️ [bityl.co/GcOc]
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The beauty of math book covers from @doverpubs. 😍
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The Fourier Transform, explained in one sentence by Stuart Riffle. [bityl.co/NGqj]
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A math person's perspective.
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The coolest visual representation of a Fourier transform. 😲 [bit.ly/3uCu4a9]
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The simplest way to visualize the set of numbers. Utterly useful diagram!❤️ [bit.ly/3hETqNE]
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You can add coffee stains to your LaTeX documents. 👇ctan.org/pkg/coffeestains
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A real introduction to calculus.
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Just another interesting pattern in #mathematics. 😮
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A beautiful way to write 26.
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The Aizawa Attractor. A simple equation, but beautiful chaotic pattern. [bityl.co/Nh9d]
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When you do the math correctly👀
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A beautiful animation showing the drawing of the sine and cosine functions from the trigonometric circle.
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Merry Christmas to all math people! 🎄
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The unexpected Tom and Jerry trigonometry problem. When Jerry is about to be eaten by Tom, the woodpecker makes some quick trigonometric calculations and saved Jerry in a genius way. This is hilarious 😍
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Truchet Tiles. You can spin a tile any way you want, but the patterns remain connected. Beautiful! 😍[bityl.co/JE8j]
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The heart of math.♥️
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Today I learned that you can use Fibonacci numbers to convert from miles to kilometers. 😲
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Imagine an object with finite volume but infinite surface area. Gabriel's Horn is so beautiful. 😍 [bit.ly/384Mk3n]
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A real introduction to calculus.
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The Gaussian Integral is pure art!
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Just another beautiful pattern in #mathematics.
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Lorenz attractor. So satisfying. [bityl.co/QQzD]
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Only a math person could see that.
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This is a pretty interesting mathematical coincidence. 🤔
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Geometry is so beautiful. 😍 [bityl.co/KC0V]
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Physics and mathematics. 🤝
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Just another interesting pattern in #mathematics. 😮
Community note
That's not a pattern. (x*100+x*10+x) / (x+x+x) = (x*111)/(3*x) = 111/3 = 37 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation…
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This is Elliott Tanner. Even though he is just thirteen years old, he finished his degree in physics and math. He is currently a first-year physics Ph.D. student and one step closer to achieving his dream of becoming a professor. [bit.ly/3DpPpag]
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Magnetic field effect by @MaginationGame 😱
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You can spin a tile any way we want, but the patterns remain connected. Beautiful! [bityl.co/JE8j]
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NASA scientists with their board of calculations, 1957.
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Beautiful visual representation of a Fourier transform.
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This is like magic.
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Probably, the third most interesting prime number! 😮
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Today I learned that, π (3.14), Euler’s number e (2.71), and the Golden Ratio φ (1.61) almost form a right triangle!
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A beautiful visual proof.
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The Gaussian Integral is pure art! 😍 [bitl.to/4U56]
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Just another beautiful pattern in #mathematics. 😍
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Every number has something interesting to say. 👀
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The 17 equations that changed the world by @JoatStewart
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When a designer knows some geometry. 👌
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"In mathematics, you don’t understand things. You just get used to them." - John von Neumann
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Poemotion by Takahiro Kurashima 😱 An interactive book of Moire Patterns. Mr. Kurashima proves that things are not always what they seem.
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