Welcome Math Buffs, in the Bay Area and beyond!
- Location
- San Francisco, CA 37.79-122.42 94109US
- Meetups
- 7 so far
- Members
- 76 polymaths
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- December 26, 2008
I have been doing some experiments with plotting graphs and their layouts.
The graph above is an example of a set of disconnected graphs packed using a polyomino method.
A log of this experiment with annotations is stored here: http://files.meetup.com/1343579/Disconnected%20Graph%20La...
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Our next MeetupThe San Francisco Math December Meetup
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0 Yes / 1 Maybe
Here are some possible topics:
go around the room to survey everyone's interests
discussion about Wolfram Alpha
group theory and chemistry
(leftover) some graphics about the Cantor set as an iterated function
(leftover) iterated functions & Sierpinski triangles of DNA
(leftover) mathematical basis of ETFs (Andrew)
Last time we discussed:
elementary foundations of Baye Read more
Past Meetups
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What's new?
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Nov 30
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New Greeting for“halo is that you john of clay and older brother of david the platinum flute player? if so its RECHER!!!!! oxxo get in touch if it is and if it is such synchronicity. u only joined meet-up. i only thought to re-ggogle you after years. i own my dream...80 acre subtropical me made jungle food forest”posted by paul recher
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New member“I wanted to contact john wilkinson to know if this is the john wilkinson I know and love and brother of david. google turned up one possibility meet-up i'm also interested in the maths of quantum physics and cosmology.”
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Nov 23
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Nov 18
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New discussionStarted by Tim.
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Oct 20
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“Love math games, logic puzzles, and thinking about the factors of numbers on addresses”
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Aug 31
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What members are saying
“ If your interested in Math, this is a group that is stimulating, interesting and fairly deep. ”
“ Gets you to put your fingers to better use. Counting becomes less intimidating . . . . ”
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