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UNIVERSITARIA AGUSTINIANA
TEXTO EN INGLES
PRESENTADO POR: BRIAN FERNANDO ROZO
PRESENTADO A: JOSE MANUEL PINO
FACULTAD: NEGOCIOS INTERNACIONALES
SEMESTRE 2
GRUPO 2
2.010
HIDDENMATHEMATICS IN EVERYDAY LIFE
Two parallel paths. One is the physical world, nature, man's daily life. In the next door, the language of mathematics called abstract thinking. But en route connecting the tworoads, improving and as so often the life of man that the examples become infinite, so everyday, you need only go to the bathroom, turn on the heat or the computer to find Math.
The example of theparallel paths made him Gutama Mukharjee (45), Indian Statistical Institute, during a break in the meetings of the International Congress of Mathematicians that was just held in Madrid. There, some3,500 experts discussed the present and the future of this science and also showed how mathematics involving everyday life.
- The thermostat at the Internet search engine. When someone puts theheating thermostat at a temperature of 20 degrees, the machine will turn the radiators until the house is slightly above the 20 degrees. Then they shut off until the environment is a little less thandesired. Then turn back on ...
"The strategy, when turned on, when off, is not trivial. It is calculated using mathematical equations," says Enrique Zuazua, a professor at the Autonomous University ofMadrid. These same equations are used to maintain a constant speed CD players, or how far you have to fill the tank water, he adds.
"People are used to make things work alone, but behind somethingthat makes them work," Zuazua said. When entering a word in the search engine, for example, Google, results are not accidental. "Mathematicians imagine the Internet as a bunch of marbles placed on asurface. We must identify who is watching and who are regarded, for the word and is asked to rank the results, you're the word Kleinberg, want to find Jon Kleinberg, the scientist who has just won the...
TEXTO EN INGLES
PRESENTADO POR: BRIAN FERNANDO ROZO
PRESENTADO A: JOSE MANUEL PINO
FACULTAD: NEGOCIOS INTERNACIONALES
SEMESTRE 2
GRUPO 2
2.010
HIDDENMATHEMATICS IN EVERYDAY LIFE
Two parallel paths. One is the physical world, nature, man's daily life. In the next door, the language of mathematics called abstract thinking. But en route connecting the tworoads, improving and as so often the life of man that the examples become infinite, so everyday, you need only go to the bathroom, turn on the heat or the computer to find Math.
The example of theparallel paths made him Gutama Mukharjee (45), Indian Statistical Institute, during a break in the meetings of the International Congress of Mathematicians that was just held in Madrid. There, some3,500 experts discussed the present and the future of this science and also showed how mathematics involving everyday life.
- The thermostat at the Internet search engine. When someone puts theheating thermostat at a temperature of 20 degrees, the machine will turn the radiators until the house is slightly above the 20 degrees. Then they shut off until the environment is a little less thandesired. Then turn back on ...
"The strategy, when turned on, when off, is not trivial. It is calculated using mathematical equations," says Enrique Zuazua, a professor at the Autonomous University ofMadrid. These same equations are used to maintain a constant speed CD players, or how far you have to fill the tank water, he adds.
"People are used to make things work alone, but behind somethingthat makes them work," Zuazua said. When entering a word in the search engine, for example, Google, results are not accidental. "Mathematicians imagine the Internet as a bunch of marbles placed on asurface. We must identify who is watching and who are regarded, for the word and is asked to rank the results, you're the word Kleinberg, want to find Jon Kleinberg, the scientist who has just won the...
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