1. MATH SURPRISE RESEARCH PERFORMANCE
2. I am nothing
We asked Western University applied mathematician Lindi Wahl what would happen if zero vanished. Here is her reply:
My sisters and I had some fun … and we have a song for you.
We decided that the concept of zero is so basic that you could never really get rid of it. You could stop calling zero a number, but it would still be exactly what it’s always been — nothing.
3. ODDS & EVENS
We asked elementary school teachers “What do you know about odd and even numbers?” and turned their answers into the song below.
4. MATH SHADOW — infinity in my heart
A parody of Cat Stevens’ Moonshadow.
5. sweet parallel lines
Parody of Neil Diamond’s Sweet Caroline. Lyrics by Victoria Smith.
6. the way mathematicians bend space
How is our universe constructed? Does it go on forever? Or, is it closed up in some way, such that if you keep on looking you’d eventually see the back of your head?
Here is a music video on this theme.
Lyrics are by George Gadanidis (U. of Western Ontario) from a transcript by Richard Barwell (U. of Ottawa) of Marcus du Sautoy (U. of Oxford) and Ian Stewart (U. of Warwick) speaking on BBC’s In Our Time about the Poincare Conjecture. Music by Ian Parliament, Ryan Casselman, Emily Parliament & Ricardo Scucuglia.
7. SHE’S A MATHEMATICIAN
8. MATH GROWS
9. IMAGINE THIS
