Between the lines: mathematics special
Books that celebrate mathematics, from ancient Egypt to modern times, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Standards lab overlooked spy agency’s cryptography ‘back door’, say scientists
Report slams US National Institute of Standards and Technology for supporting flawed algorithm
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Mathematical bridges
Robert P Crease looks at a mathematics conference that could teach physicists a thing or two
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Roll over, Boltzmann
Jon Cartwright examines whether a new form of entropy can revolutionize our understanding of disorder
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Finding better ways to pack polyhedrons
"Angry alien spider" emerges from packing calculations
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Beauty is in the eye of the mathematician
Equations trigger the same part of the brain as great works of art
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Heat cloaks hide objects in 3D
Thin layers steer heat around large objects
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NSA keys into quantum computing
Jon Cartwright looks at what progress the US National Security Agency has made in cracking quantum cryptography codes
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Between the lines
Books about the physics community in Nazi Germany, the roots of radio astronomy and a whole lot of nothing, reviewed by Margaret Harris
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Mathematics and prejudice
Edward Frenkel's love letter to the mathematics that captivates him is "a book to read to be inspired to learn maths" writes reviewer William Gasarch
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