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How to Multiply Using Lines | Learn Multiplication | Maths Tricks

Multiplication is an essential math skill to learn. Children might prefer to multiply with this method using lines because it's visually appealing and easy to understand over traditional way of multiplying numbers. We have tried a few examples starting from easy and going all the way to 3 digit numbers. We can confirm that it works.

@dheerthan 10:23 AM 16-Nov-2023

John Conway Solved Mathematical Problems With His Bare Hands

Legendary mathematician, who died on April 11, 2020 due to COVID19 was curious and one of the greatest problem-solvers of his generation. John Conway made major contribution to knot theory. Refining the Alexander polynomial, invention of the Conway polynomial, which is now a basic tool learned by every knot theorist.

@dheerthan 10:06 AM 24-Apr-2020

3 open source alternatives to MATLAB

If you're looking for scientific computing software, but can't afford the leading proprietary solution, check out these open source options. MATLAB has long been a part of many educational curriculum and research projects, but many open source alternatives provide excellent platforms for scientific computing.

@dheerthan 05:00 PM 09-Dec-2019

NPTEL - Learn Free Online Anywhere, Anytime.

NPTEL provides E-learning through online Web and Video courses of various streams. Choose from 994+ Courses from Management, Engineering to Humanities and Social Science. The NPTEL portal has detailed courses and videos on YouTube for you to learn and explore your curiosity.

@dheerthan 10:44 AM 27-Nov-2018

How To Make Better Decisions Using Maths

Learn how to make better choices using the optimal stopping method. Mathematician Lily Serna looks at how maths can be applied to anything from choosing the best beach, to house hunting, and even dating.

@dheerthan 11:55 AM 20-Oct-2018

Why All World Maps are Wrong? and Why World Maps is Distorted? - Explained

It is mathematically impossible to translate the surface of a sphere onto a plane without some form of distortion. To solve this problem, mathematicians and cartographers have developed a huge library of representations of the globe, each distorting a certain attribute and preserving others.

@dheerthan 12:14 PM 20-Jun-2018

How to Solve Tough Negotiations with Game Theory

Want to tax corporations without scaring them off, outsmart a calculating kid, or get rid of the world's nuclear warheads? Think like a game theorist. Unravelling and understanding this scenario is how game theorists make a living.

@dheerthan 10:42 AM 04-Jan-2018

Simulations Capture A Quantum Butterfly

Hofstadter butterfly first appeared in 1976, in calculations of electrons in a two-dimensional material within a strong magnetic field. In a collaboration between Google and researchers at universities in California, Singapore and Greece, researchers have used photons in quantum chip to simulate the fractal pattern.

@dheerthan 10:33 AM 04-Jan-2018

Teen won $250,000 for explaining relativity using a pick-up truck and Usain Bolt

Hillary Diane Andales of the Philippines won the 2017 Breakthrough Junior Challenge for her video explaining the theory of relativity. Breakthrough Junior Challenge, an annual competition that calls on teenagers across the world to submit videos no longer than three minutes that simplify big ideas in science or math.

@dheerthan 10:04 AM 04-Jan-2018

How to Increase the Number of Women in STEM > ENGINEERING.com

Only 6.7 percent of women graduate with STEM degrees. It could have been better. In fact, it needs to be better to meet society’s emerging challenges in healthcare, energy, and infrastructure. Academic leadership must be willing to confront institutional biases that persist against women in STEM.

@dheerthan 12:26 PM 19-Oct-2017

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