Mathematics has different areas, one of them is the number theory, which includes the mathematical sequences and series, which have peculiar characteristics and a unique aesthetic. An particularly interesting case is the Recamán sequence.
The year’s start is a special moment, the beginning of a new cycle, and although this period is somewhat subjective, it allows us to estimate and appreciate time as a continuous, constant and permanent flow. Yet time has profound implications if we associate it with aspects of physics.
It is probable that there’s no numerical value more known than that used to refer the ratio between the circumference of a circle (or its perimeter), and its diameter (the line that divides a circle into two equal halves). This is the value known as Pi. This value is quite interesting and has the amazing […]
One of the greatest and most admired mathematicians of this century, and in the top five of my favorite scientists’ list, is Emmy Noether. Although she is still not very well known, she’s considered one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century.
We all share a somewhat similar taste when dealing with aesthetics and proportion, and tend to associate these attributes to beauty. There’s a mathematical proportion that often appears when we measure what we consider beautiful.
