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Tag Archives: Goedel’s theorem
Queen Mary MathSoc
In my long association with Queen Mary, one constant has been the variability of the Queen Mary Mathematics Society. As with many student societies, it takes an enthusiastic student or two to breathe life into it, and when these people … Continue reading
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Tagged Goedel's theorem, infinitesimals, non-euclidean geometry, paradox, Queen Mary, Russell's Paradox
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How the light gets in, 2014
Last year, I went to the festival How the Light Gets In in Hay-on-Wye, where I took part in a couple of panel discussions. It was a lovely day out, which I described here. At this year’s festival in late … Continue reading
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Tagged Goedel's theorem, Hay-on-Wye, infinity, Institute of Arts and Ideas, music, paradox, philosophy
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