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2009 November 28, 2009

by Jose Alayo

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The first database of the world

Throughout history, societies have been concerned with recording historical facts, financial records or tell their property. Thus we can see that in ancient societies developed simple systems such as registration quipu, we could say that it is the first form of systematization of a set of [...]

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2009 October 31, 2009

by Jose Alayo

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Why there is no Nobel Prize in Mathematics?

Updated 11/04/2009: I made some corrections thanks to DiAMOND ^ ^ of Gaussian.
Des Since 1901 every year Nobel Prize is awarded to people who have stood by their contributions in physics, medicine, chemistry, literature and peace. This award was the last will of Alfred Bernhard Nobel died in 1896 before being due to [...]

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2009 14 Aug 2009

by Jose Alayo

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Euler and one of the most impressive identities

Leonhard Euler, another amazing mathematicians who ever lived, discovered an identity that bears his name. You might ask why it is so interesting that identity.

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2009 6 Aug 2009

by Jose Alayo

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What mathematics Microinsurance

I think we have all asked this question. Can I use mathematics to something or I will use in the future?
If you plan to live in this world, yes. The mathematics are in nature but also apply in real life, such as weather forecasting, medicine, operation of machinery, special effects, etc.
If [...]

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2009 July 25, 2009

by Jose Alayo

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Pythagoras, if the triangle

Who does not know the Pythagorean theorem? But have you ever wondered who it was.
Pythagoras was born in Greece, on the island of Samos. Some believe it was disciple of Thales but is unlikely because the age gap.

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2009 July 15, 2009

by Jose Alayo

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Carl Gauss, the boy genius

Among the stories told by the teachers, I like and has a great lesson for students is that of Gauss.
Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855), called "prince of mathematicians", was one of the impressive German mathematicians in history because of his incredible ability with numbers, it was demonstrated [...]

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