Advanced Knowledge Problem of the Week

Happy 11-11! No special problem for that date, though, but if you want you can substitute 11 for both alpha and beta in today's Advanced Knowledge Problem, if that seems like fun.

Keep reading to see how I worked out the answer.

The Worldwide Lecture Seminar Series Presents: Mihai Fulger

The Worldwide Center of Mathematics invites you to join us on Friday, November 20, 2015 for a talk by Mihai Fulger of Princeton University on local volumes. You can register to attend this event for FREE at http://centerofmath.eventbrite.com

The Worldwide Lecture Series is presented and hosted by the Worldwide Center of Mathematics in our studio lecture room in Cambridge. We record these lectures in full and make them available on our YouTube channel for the global mathematics community. You can view our past lectures here, or watch them below, including this lecture once it's taken place.

Our lecture room and recording equipment/services are available for hire. If you would like to give a lecture, record it and distribute it online, we offer the ideal solution. For more information, contact us at info@centerofmath.org.

Problem of the Week

Good morning Center of Math fans! Here's a number-theory Problem of the Week for you to wake yourselves up with.

Keep reading to see how I proved this!

Advanced Knowledge Problem of the Week

Happy Wednesday! By now you all should be thoroughly doused in inappropriately-timed, beginning-of-November holiday advertisments. Here's a completely non-themed Advanced Knowledge Problem of the Week to keep your mind off those. 

Keep reading if you want to see my solution!

YouTube Subscriber Challenge: #challengethecenter

The Center of Math is excited to announce a brand new event! Do you enjoy watching people do crazy things? Things that make you laugh? Things that make you thankful it's not you? If you do, you'll love our newest promotion, which is all about embarrassing our staff and entertaining our fans. So check out this video and keep reading to learn more!

Problem of the Week

Hopefully your systems are all respectively emptied of sugar by now. We ran out of pumpkin spice flavoring, so here's a regular old trigonometry-based Problem of the Week. 

Keep reading to see my solution for this problem.