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“Study groups with fellow students are an excellent idea. But, make sure that everyone participates and contributes; and after you have solved a problem (for example, in a math course), make sure that everyone in the group understands and agrees why the solution is correct.” -Alan Sokal, professor of physics at New York University and professor of mathematics at University College London”
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All our friends getting through exams, this one is for you!

A coffee cup of caffeine!

All our friends getting through exams, this one is for you!

A coffee cup of caffeine!

imathematicus:

If you don’t know Cauchy now, you most likely will at some point in your mathematical career. 
He’s so badass. Let me tell you something about Augustin-Louis Cauchy.  We were best friends in middle school. I know, right? It’s so cool. I don’t even… Whatever. So then in eighth grade, I started doing some really neat math that was totally new to me, but then the teacher moved to Indiana, and Cauchy was all like “study analysis.”  Like, if I would blow off analysis to study something else, he would be like, “Why didn’t you finish the chapter?” And I’d be like “Why can’t you wait until I take pre-calc first so I can understand you.” So then, for my birthday party, which as an all-mathlete study party, I was like, “Cauchy, I can’t invite you because my friends think I’m a big enough geek as it is.” I mean, I couldn’t have a famous mathematician there. There were gonna be mathletes with their calculators there. I mean, right? He was a mathematician! So then his mom called my mom, but it was actually the librarian saying I needed to return Cauchy to the library.
 

imathematicus:

If you don’t know Cauchy now, you most likely will at some point in your mathematical career. 

He’s so badass. Let me tell you something about Augustin-Louis Cauchy.  We were best friends in middle school. I know, right? It’s so cool. I don’t even… Whatever. So then in eighth grade, I started doing some really neat math that was totally new to me, but then the teacher moved to Indiana, and Cauchy was all like “study analysis.”  Like, if I would blow off analysis to study something else, he would be like, “Why didn’t you finish the chapter?” And I’d be like “Why can’t you wait until I take pre-calc first so I can understand you.” So then, for my birthday party, which as an all-mathlete study party, I was like, “Cauchy, I can’t invite you because my friends think I’m a big enough geek as it is.” I mean, I couldn’t have a famous mathematician there. There were gonna be mathletes with their calculators there. I mean, right? He was a mathematician! So then his mom called my mom, but it was actually the librarian saying I needed to return Cauchy to the library.

 

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life:

Happy birthday, Albert Einstein.
Here, a look at a famous picture taken in Albert Einstein’s Princeton office — exactly as he left it — mere hours after the great theoretical physicist and 20th-century icon died in 1955.
(Ralph Morse—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)

life:

Happy birthday, Albert Einstein.

Here, a look at a famous picture taken in Albert Einstein’s Princeton office — exactly as he left it — mere hours after the great theoretical physicist and 20th-century icon died in 1955.

(Ralph Morse—Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images)

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