Speaking Event: The Geometry and Physics of Numbers

In Mathematics you should have a firm command on Calculus and Coordinate Geometry first and then only you should shift to Probability, Vectors, Complex numbers. What are the preparations that students need to do for the upcoming exams on JEE ...

Let's visit a ninth grade math class. You're learning the basics of geometry and discover that a circle has 360 degrees. If you add up the degrees of each angle in a four-sided figure, it's 360 degrees, as well. But on a more thematic level, the ...

Best free Android games 1 - 20 As Android phones and tablets have increased in popularity, the number of apps available for the platform has rocketed. And that means more free Android games. There's a lot of junk out there but, fortunately, there ...

Seven isn't your average little, one-digit number. This mighty, enigmatic integer has been mystifying and romancing the world for millions of years with its storied symbolism, intrigue, power and energy. Signs of the number seven are everywhere in ...

Read more in Hyundai News 167 Views Comments Let's Discuss this in Forum The next-generation i10 has been spotted number of times during its test runs on Indian roads. The speculations are on rife, the new i10 will sit between the current generation ...

Various statistics such as the widespread adoption of mobile phones, an increasing number of cars and Internet users are given as testimony that Africa is joining the world economy as a full and equal player. None of these indicators, however, have ...

Google is celebrating the 306th birth anniversary of the Swiss mathematician and physicist Leonhard Euler with an animated doodle. Known for his pioneering work in the field of mathematics, the doodle shows off an interactive infinitesimal calculus symbol.

Belgian-born Pierre Deligne has won this year's $1-million Abel Prize in mathematics for his contributions to algebraic geometry and their "transformative impact on number theory, representation theory and related fields."

A new study of both computer-created and natural proteins suggests that the number of unique pockets sites where small molecule pharmaceutical compounds can bind to proteins is surprisingly small, meaning drug side effects may be impossible to ...