Humans have been fascinated by prime numbers for thousands of years — from ancient bone carvings to today’s high-tech computer searches.
The quest for ever-larger primes continues but now it includes algorithms and prize money.
https://theconversation.com/prime-numbers-the-building-blocks-of-mathematics-have-fascinated-for-centuries-now-technology-is-revolutionizing-the-search-for-them-249223 #Math #Mathstodon
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Modern algebra can help solve a scrambled Rubik's cube. It's not just about equations, but studying objects and how they behave when combined in different ways.
https://theconversation.com/algebra-is-more-than-alphabet-soup-its-the-language-of-algorithms-and-relationships-234541
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