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Tangente Book Prize 2015: results & winners | Tangente

Tangente Book Prize 2015: results & winners | Tangente

The jury has delivered its verdict. It awarded the Tangente Book Prize to Vincent Borrelli and Jean-Luc Rullière, and also gave a special mention to two great ladies, Stella Baruk and Évelyne Barbin.

GILLES COHENJan 4, 2016
Finance, medicine, justice... Mistakes, yes; mathematics, no!

Finance, medicine, justice... Mistakes, yes; mathematics, no!

The media regularly blur the distinction between mathematics as a formidable tool and the ways in which some people use it—incorrectly, ideologically or with deliberately malicious intent.

ELISABETH BUSSERJan 4, 2016
Sophie Germain stamp: first look at the design | Tangente

Sophie Germain stamp: first look at the design | Tangente

A woman at the IHP!

ROGER MANSUYJan 6, 2016
Tangente Trophies 2015: Full Results | Tangente

Tangente Trophies 2015: Full Results | Tangente

In addition to the Tangente Book Prize, two other trophies were awarded on December 9 at the Palais du Luxembourg: the Bernard Novelli Prize and the Best Article Prize.

GILLES COHENJan 7, 2016
2016, a rich vintage

2016, a rich vintage

The entire Tangente editorial team joins in wishing its readers a very happy 2016. The gift it has cooked up for you? A bouquet of properties of the number 2016!

ELISABETH BUSSERJan 7, 2016
Euler's correspondence with his contemporaries | Tangente

Euler's correspondence with his contemporaries | Tangente

Leonhard Euler maintained an extensive network of correspondents across Enlightenment Europe. His exchanges with Christian Goldbach, of particular interest for number theory, have just been published.

MIREILLE SCHUMACHERJan 11, 2016
Mathematical Art: Geometry and Creation | Tangente

Mathematical Art: Geometry and Creation | Tangente

Art and geometry always go well together; the material doesn't matter — wood, brick or even chocolate — as long as the shape is beautiful.

ELISABETH BUSSERJan 11, 2016