Professor Marcus du Sautoy
Marcus du Sautoy is the Charles Simonyi Professor for the public understanding of science and a professor of mathematics at the University Of Oxford Mathematical Institute.
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OU on the BBC: Music of the Primes - Welcome From Marcus du Sautoy
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Maths and me: The presenter's story
Comment posted by zz628273
09 Oct 2010
Just watched Episode one of The Story of Maths and was rather surprised/disappointed/shocked to hear the presenter state without any references/evidence that the Muslims destroyed the Library. As far... Read more : Maths and me: The presenter's story
Maths and me: The presenter's story
Comment posted by sm5sic
24 Mar 2010
To "starloser" The problem was x(x+6)=55, the longer side was six units taller than the shorter side. The Babylonians cut away a 3 unit wide slice and displaced it to the remaining longer side of the... Read more : Maths and me: The presenter's story
Maths and me: The presenter's story
Comment posted by Tazeen hasan
05 Jan 2010
What about Kharzemi and algorithm Mr. Mathematician. There is no place for the Arab scientist from Damascus and the whole Muslim world who are now identified to be the pioneers of Copernicus.... Read more : Maths and me: The presenter's story
Maths and me: The presenter's story
Comment posted by starloser
03 Jan 2010
I just watched the first ep of this series. I enjoyed it, very interesting! But I couldn't figuer out how did the Babylonian solve the x(x+3)=55 question. x should be 6 something right? what are they... Read more : Maths and me: The presenter's story
Maths and me: The presenter's story
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25 Jul 2009
halina73 has started a thread discussing The presenter's story. Read more : Maths and me: The presenter's story