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Whatever happened to the flapping butterfly?

20 April 2019

9:00 AM

20 April 2019

9:00 AM

The confluence of mathematics and science provides us with proof and certainty. It is also beautiful: think of Einstein’s theory of relativity, his seminal formula E = mc² or John Forbes Nash’s equilibrium theory, just two of multitudinous mathematical formulae that have changed our understanding of the world and universe around us.

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