Pigeonhole principle - Gonit Sora

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Pigeonhole principle

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$Wonders of The Pigeonhole Principle$

Wonders of The Pigeonhole Principle

The Department of Mathematics, NIT Silchar organized a one week workshop on “Innovative and contemporary teachers’ training in Mathematics” (ICTM 2017) from 14th – 18th August 2017. The workshop was coordinated by Dr. Kedar Nath Das, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, NIT Silchar. The workshop was successfully conducted with experienced resource

"Mathematics Lab"

"Mathematics Lab"

Sounds strange, right? Well, “Mathematics Lab” is something we are not well-acquainted with. We all had “Physics lab”, “Chemistry Lab”, “Biology Lab” in our schools/colleges but not “Mathematics Lab”. Last month, I and my friend Ajoy Dutta got an opportunity to design a “Mathematics Lab”, thanks to Dr. Kedar

Simple concepts Tough problems

Simple concepts Tough problems

References: 1. Mathematical Circles (Russian Experience); Dmitri Fomin, Sergey Genkin, Ilia Itenberg; Translated from Russian by Mark Saul; Volume 7; American Mathematical Society; ISBN 0-8218-0430-8. Well … please don’t worry !! You are not in the end of the article !! It’s in fact the beginning … I know it’s crazy

Certainty Problems and The Pigeonhole Principle

Certainty Problems and The Pigeonhole Principle

The pigeonhole principle is one of those simple yet beautiful, widely used theorems with lots of applications. Any high school going kid may understand what the theorem wants to say, yet its beauty baffles and brings excitement in even the most experienced mathematician. Someone has said that mathematics unveils the