Mathematics for everyone. In a column in the Opinionator of the New York Times, Steven Strogatz, professor of applied mathematics at Cornell University, is going to explain mathematics for everyone:

“I’ll be writing about the elements of mathematics, from pre-school to grad school, for anyone out there who’d like to have a second chance at the subject — but this time from an adult perspective. It’s not intended to be remedial. The goal is to give you a better feeling for what math is all about and why it’s so enthralling to those who get it.”

• All articles: Steven Strogatz
• May 9, 2010: The Hilbert Hotel
• May 2, 2010: Group Think
• April 25, 2010: Chances Are
• April 18, 2010: It Slices, It Dices
• April 11, 2010: Change We Can Believe In
• April 4, 2010: Take It to the Limit
• March 28, 2010: Power Tools
• March 21, 2010: Think Globally
• March 14, 2010: Square Dancing
• March 7, 2010: Finding Your Roots
• February 28, 2010: The Joy of X
• February 21, 2010: Division and Its Discontents
• February 14, 2010: The Enemy of My Enemy
• February 7, 2010: Rock Groups
• January 31, 2010: From Fish to Infinity

Post tagged with MATHEMATICS in the entire Opinionator:

• Mathematics