graph theory – Geeks out of the box

By Geeks out of the Box March 3, 2020March 20, 2020

Simon’s graph theory thoughts about the overpopulation problem

In a complete binary tree, every node has two children (except for the bottom nodes that don’t have any children at all). This means one mind-blowing thing: that the bottom … Continue reading Simon’s graph theory thoughts about the overpopulation problem

By Geeks out of the Box February 25, 2020February 25, 2020

Live Session with Stephen Wolfram and the Wolfram Demo Project, World Science Scholars.

Simon has completed the course A New Kind of Science with Stephen Wolfram and the World Science Scholars program. Which doesn’t mean he is done with digging deep into Wolfram’s … Continue reading Live Session with Stephen Wolfram and the Wolfram Demo Project, World Science Scholars.

By Geeks out of the Box September 7, 2019

Math puzzles: Is it Possible?

Simon has been fascinated by these possible-impossible puzzles (that he picked up from the MajorPrep channel) for a couple of days. He prepared many paper visuals so that Dad and … Continue reading Math puzzles: Is it Possible?

By Geeks out of the Box January 30, 2019February 2, 2019

Larger than Graham’s number!

Simon explains strong and weak tree sequences and reveals the greatest finite number used in mathematics: TREE(3), a lot larger than Graham’s number. The TREE sequence is a fast-growing function arising out … Continue reading Larger than Graham’s number!