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Fundamental Rubik’s Cube Problem Is Nearly Solved

By Bryan 23 May 2008 mathematics, news

Question: What is the maximum number of moves required to solve a Rubik’s cube? Nobody knows the answer yet. But it’s either 21, 22, or 23 moves, and we’re about…

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A 4-Line Proof of the Isoperimetric Theorem in 3D

By Bryan 13 May 2008 mathematics

Here’s an example of what might be called “biological proof” of a mathematical claim. Proposition (The Isoperimetric Inequality). The solid that minimizes the ratio of surface area to volume (SA/V)…

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Get Started Using Automatic Symbol Insertion in MS Word

By Bryan 11 May 2008 mathematics, tutorial

So you write with mathematical symbols. You’re not interested in learning LaTeX. But you’re fed up with going to Insert > Symbol every three seconds in Microsoft Word. Here is…

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