Today is Alan Turing’s birthday, and I felt that I should write something to honor it. Unfortunately, I haven’t been much in the writing mood. So this is me writing in the moment. This is actually a piece that I wrote earlier but I’ve edited with new text. I felt like I didn’t do a good job explaining some things.
Continue reading “Happy Birthday, Alan Turing”I don’t know exactly why I tread so carefully about talking about my love of mathematics. I think it comes down to three things:
Continue reading “Discovering My Love of Mathematics in High School”Representation in STEM fields matter
I was always interested in mathematics and science from a young age. I really didn’t see anyone like me though. Women are under represented. There are still a lot of gate keepers that prevent and discourage women from pursuing STEM fields. There is still harassment and obstacles for those who do pursue degrees and those who pursue Phds.
Continue reading “Thoughts on Asexuality & Pride 2022”The Golden Ratio is one of those famous constants in mathematics. It is a number that appears frequently in nature. This is because things like seeds and petals tend to be Fibonacci numbers. This phenomenon was studied by Alan Turing. A property of them is that when you divide two consecutive Fibonacci numbers you get an approximation of the Golden Ratio.
Continue reading “It’s Time to Talk About the Golden Ratio”One of my favorite things in mathematics is imaginary numbers. Such a ridiculous name for something so important. I prefer the name complex numbers.
Continue reading “Imaginary Numbers and Me”