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Spring 2008 issue

REGULARS

 

News

 

Mathematical greats: The life and work of D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson, the Scot who has become known as “the first biomathematician”.

 

Book review: Nets, Puzzles, and Postmen, by Peter M. Higgins.

 

Interview: The Met Office’s John Hughes discusses maths, the carbon cycle and climate change.

 

Puzzles: Crossword, Jigsaw Sudoku, Slitherlink, Kakuro, Nurikabe and Mathabus.

 

FEATURES

 

Lies, damned lies, and statistics

By Kirsty Hinchliff and John Rhodes

Why hidden variables and statistical paradoxes can lead to difficulties when trying to draw valid conclusions from data.

 

Cover Story: Theoretical Neuroscience: neurons, patterns and hallucinations

By Nikola Venkov

How mathematics is vital for the new field of theoretical neuroscience.

 

The Mobius Strip: A beacon for uniqueness

By Mike Watson

The practical and philosophical implications of this strange mathematical object.

 

Honouring mathematical greats

By Simon Lazarus

Mathematical prizes, from the Fields Medal to the Millennium Prize Problems.

 

 

 

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