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44 articles published in Tangente
History and CultureN°183Jul 17, 2018D'Alembert Prize awarded to Mickaël Launay
The awards are pouring in for Le Grand Roman des maths. The D'Alembert Prize, awarded by the French Mathematical Society, recognizes efforts to popularize mathematics.
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History and CultureN°183Jul 17, 20182018 Abel Prize: Robert Langlands honored at last!
Like the Fields Medal (restricted to those under 40), the prestigious Abel Prize crowns a career in mathematical research, honoring one outstanding scientist every year since 2003.
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Math for everyoneN°67Jun 29, 2018Bringing journalists and scientists together for a day
In an unprecedented initiative, journalists and scientists joined forces for an entire day to make sense of the news
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History and CultureN°67Jun 29, 2018Save fuel: bet on tires!
In an unusual turn of events, the Industry category of the 2018 European Inventor Award, presented by the European Patent Office, has gone to a French mathematician.
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History and CultureN°179Nov 22, 20172017 Tangente Awards: the winners
The Tangente Awards are becoming an increasingly well-known fixture in publishing and education. A look back at the 2017 awards, which were just presented on December 4 at the Palais du Luxembourg.
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Math for everyoneN°178Sep 28, 2017The Ramanujan–Hardy duo on screen
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Math for everyoneN°177Jul 17, 2017Paul Erdős and the probabilistic view of arithmetic
With the development of probability theory in the early 20th century, a new field of inquiry opened up in arithmetic: the statistical study of integers. Paul Erdős was among the first mathematicians to grasp the significance of this new approach.
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Math for everyoneN°173Nov 21, 20162016 Awards: the winners
The 2016 Tangente Awards were presented on November 28 at the Palais du Luxembourg. Here is our report on awards that are gaining ever greater prominence in France's scientific and cultural landscape.
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