Today, we learned about Elbert Frank Cox - the American mathematician who received a Ph.D. in mathematics and was acclaimed worldwide for his work. Thank you, students, for the presentations #cajhornets #mathhistory
Today, we learned about Benjamin Banneker- the inventor of the wooden clock, and Gladys West- known for developing the GPS (global positioning system). Thank you, learners for your presentations! #cajhornets #mathhistory
Today, we learned about Wade Ellis - an American mathematician and educator who researched radar antennas, and Lewis Howard Latimer - inventor of electric lighting. Thank you, students, for preparing and presenting #cajhornets #mathhistory
Happy Pi Day! 🥧✨ Did you know the π symbol started in the 1700s? Let's slice through history and celebrate the beauty of this infinite number! 🎉📚 Like, Share and Support Pi Day! #LinkInBio #MathHistory #InfiniteWonders #MathNMore #MathIsLife #PiDay #piday2024
Remembering the visionary mathematician, Srinivasa Ramanujan, on his death anniversary. His brilliance continues to inspire mathematicians today.
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Mathematics and the Development of Nuclear Bombs in Nazi Germany! 🌐 Join our YouTube interview as we explore the intriguing historical connection and ethical considerations. Don't miss the full video: youtube.com/watch?v=ykambD… #MathHistory #NaziGermany #MathEthics 🤔💭
New study explores the contributions of Jewish mathematicians throughout history, shedding light on their significant impact on the field. #JewishMathematics #MathHistory
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BakhShali manuscript described a method to calculate square root of a number in 3rd century CE.
Newton Raphson method is a poor copy.
Busting this scientifically!
On this day in mathematics, we celebrate the completion of 'The Key to Arithmetic' by al-Kashi in 1427, a pivotal text for students in Samarkand, covering essential math for astronomy and trade. A true milestone in mathematical history! #MathHistory #alKashi #OnThisDay
It’s #Fibonacci Day! Learn about what the Fibonacci Sequence and how it works with real-life examples! #fibonacci day #fibonacci #math teachers #math ematics #math #math books #math history #STEMeducation
'Mathematics History: Where the Past Meets the Future of Numbers.'
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And to summarize our series, another two informative projects - thank you, students. We learned about Jesse Ernest Wilkins - who developed math models to calculate the amount of gamma radiation and Benjamin Banneker- who invented the wooden clock #cajhornets #mathhistory
Here is to the start of our yearly projects on famous African American mathematicians and innovators. Today, we learned about Marie Van Brittan Brown, who laid the foundation for video home security. Thank you for your research and engaging presentation #cajhornets #mathhistory
Did you know the ancient Babylonians invented algebra? Their math skills helped them build complex structures like the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. A thread #mathhistory #ancientbabylonia #mathhistory #ancientbabylonia #hanginggardens #algebra #astronomy #engineering #science
🔢✨ Happy Math Monday! Did you know the world's oldest known math puzzle hails from ancient Egypt? 🏛️🔍 Dive into the fascinating world of ancient mathematics with us! #MathMonday #AncientMathematics #FunFacts #MathHistory #DidYouKnow #NumberPuzzles #MathEnthusiast #LearnWithUs
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The concept of zero as a mathematical value was not fully accepted in Europe until the 17th century, despite being used in ancient India and the Middle East. #MathHistory #ConceptOfZero
