Colin Wright (@[email protected])
@ColinTheMathmo
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Pure Maths PhD, talks & workshops on the Unexpected Emergence of Maths, including in juggling(!) Mostly find me here: @[email protected] (he/him)
Wirral, UK
Joined March 2010
It amazes me that people think of 'do-gooder' as an insult, that always blows my mind -- Kevin Bacon.
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RT @jamestanton: And @DavidKButlerUoA ! Here's your B&W tiling exhibit at @MMACA_cat in Barcelona -- with @ColinTheMathmo and @magiaymates….
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RT @jamestanton: @CarlesGranell4 @Educaixa @ColinTheMathmo @ljrguezmuniz @eulaliatramuns @4rn4u Such a joy and honor to be with such dedica….
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RT @CarlesGranell4: Un dia fantàstic de formació de @Educaixa sobre el gaudi pel pensament matemàtic amb @jamestanton i @ColinTheMathmo i u….
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Bluesky will trap academics in the same way Twitter/X did:. Dr Mark Carrigan is a Senior Lecturer in Education at the University of Manchester. Are any of my followers on BlueSky?. Will you post this there?.
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This is a moment to remind people that Twitter can read your so-called "Private Messages". PMs with certain links in them are being blocked. Elon and friends have access to your DMs. Remember that.
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RT @SethAbramson: (🚨) MAJOR BREAKING NEWS: ELON MUSK ADMITS SECRET MASS CENSORSHIP OF HIS CRITICS ON TWITTER. Everything he said about what….
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RT @JohnDCook: "The web dev of the future will be an underpaid generalist who pokes at chatbot output until it runs without error, pokes at….
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RT @littmath: I've recently been talking a bit about how difficult it is to carefully check even well-written mathematics. I want to try to….
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RT @octonion: Experimental evidence that a photon can spend a negative amount of time in an atom cloud.
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I don't know what they've done, but it's nearly impossible to paste things into the edit window here . it gets completely screwed. So I *was* going to post a link to the next video in the #G4G15 series, but it's a nightmare. The announcement is here:.
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Is there a simple way to see that for a non-constant polynomial with coefficients in R that the complex roots come in conjugate pairs?. In other words, if p(z)=0 the p(w)=0, where w is the complex conjugate of z. Ideas?. How accessible can this be for secondary school students?.
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RT @Kit_Yates_Maths: While Toby Young is in the news, let’s remember the time when he added 2 and 2 together to get five (his calculation w….
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