BBMP: BBengaluru Mathematics ClubP
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1. Archive
1.1. UPCOMING BBMP #5
LOCATION: Dialogues Cafe, Koramangala ID: 6a68ff36-a38b-4918-bc7c-eb5cec3f0214
1.2. UPCOMING BBMP #4
LOCATION: Dialogues Cafe, Koramangala ID: 02fb7554-5948-4094-ba49-66f482b8e622
This is rescheduled from 22nd June
While we can't plan the meetup completely, expect at least the following:
- @Manas to cover alleged Fermat's proof for FLT
- @Abhinav to either continue Modular forms or cover Lean formalization for FLT(n=3)
1.3. DONE BBMP #3
LOCATION: Dialogues Cafe, Koramangala ID: bca8d56d-e906-4006-812e-a5f5fe833962
Participants: @Satvik, @Abhinav, and @Manas
We discussed Euler's proof of Fermat's Last Theorem for \(n = 3\) and formulation for generating Pythagorean Triples (\(a^2 + b^2 = c^2\)) from coprimes.
1.4. DONE BBMP #2
LOCATION: Private ID: 10b49d7a-18f9-4896-841a-e5b87d47c04a
Participants: @Vivitsa, @Prabhsharan, @Manas, and @Abhinav
We discussed a few resources that people are studying. Also discussed a little bit of Modular forms and FLT.
1.4.1. Links
1.5. DONE BBMP #1
LOCATION: Online ID: 74198a51-6a68-44ec-91a3-dbecba8174b4
Participants: @Abhishek, @Manas, @Sanchit, and @Abhinav
Virtual check in and updates.
1.5.1. Links
1.6. DONE BBMP #0
LOCATION: Private ID: 9aced0ef-d1ac-4326-8d5d-6206a472a0be
Participants: @Ankit, @Manas, @Vivitsa, @Prabhsharan, and @Abhinav
Our first meetup (physical). We had some discussions around people's interest areas within Mathematics and how we want to take this forward. Additionally Manas took a session on Ramsey's theorem.
1.6.1. From the Whiteboard
Figure 1: Interest areas
Figure 2: Ramsey's Theorem
1.6.2. Links
Here are a few links that were shared in and around the discussion:
2. Resources
Here we collect a few motivational reads for different areas in Mathematics that some of us mentioned in our meetups. These are less theory heavy and have more pop-maths feel to them: