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Spring 2009 issue

REGULARS

 

News: Freak waves, reconstructive surgery, maths A-levels, insurgents, sprinting world records, tetrahedron packing, and more

 

Book review: Leaning Towards Infinity by Sue Woolfe, a novel about mathematics and motherhood, and The Mathematics of Sex by Ceci and Williams, an investigation of the gender gap in maths-based fields  

 

Great mathematicians: The

life of Sophie Germain, who

overcame the disadvantages

of her sex to make some

important contributions to

number theory and elasticity

 

Puzzles: Sudoku, Killer

Sudoku, Kakuro, Slitherlink,

picture poser and anagrams

 

Endnotes: Quotes, website

reviews and trivia

 

 

FEATURES

 

Where are all the women?

Gwyneth Stallard asks why women are underrepresented in mathematics, particularly at the top end of the career spectrum

 

One woman and her theorem

Véronique Pagé takes a look at the life of the mathematician
Emmy Noether, and explains why Noether’s theorem is such a
significant result for physics

 

Leading the way

Australian professor Cheryl Praeger is one of the top mathematicians of her generation. Lucinda Matthews has been finding out about her life and her work in the field of group theory

 

Women in maths today

Mathematicians Sarah Waters and Helen Webster answer our questions about their careers, their mathematics and their aspirations for the future

 

 

 

 

 

 

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