Jordan Ellenberg is a professor of mathematics at the University of Wisconsin and the author of How Not to Be Wrong. He blogs at Quomodocumque.

On the C-SPAN Networks: Jordan S. Ellenberg is a Professor for the Mathematics Department in the University of Wisconsin-Madison with two videos in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance ...

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Mathematician Jordan Ellenberg answers the internet's burning questions about geometry. How are new shapes still being discovered? Where are we using Pythagorean theorem in real life?

To Beckett, this was no more than a pointed comment on the supposed utility of mathematics, but in "How Not to Be Wrong" Jordan Ellenberg convincingly demonstrates that everyday reality may indeed ...

The hidden power of math: On politics, uncertainty and the rare talent of Nate Silver Mathematical thinking is a vital element of a thriving society, according to author Jordan Ellenberg ...

One was fellow mathematician Jordan Ellenberg (author of “ Shape ” and “How Not to Be Wrong”), whom Giansiracusa saw speak while in graduate school.

In a March 17 Sports, Jordan Ellenberg misstated that the 1967 Royals had 79 double plays. The 1967 Athletics were the ones with 79 double plays. The Royals did not become a baseball team until 1969.

Nate Silver and Jordan Ellenberg have joined FICO® World 2025 as keynote speakers FICO® World will showcase speakers from more than 50 companies, sharing their successful strategies for using AI ...