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Discover how mathematics shapes creativity in Marcys Du Sautoy's 'Blueprints', unveiling connections from ancient art to modern architecture, enriching our understanding of both fields.

Mathematics Shapes Creativity in New Blueprints

Renowned professor Marcus Du Sautoy, in his book 'Blueprints', explores the integral role mathematics plays in artistic creativity, from ancient design to modern architecture.

Mathematics meets Art in thought-provoking ‘Blueprints’ book

'Blueprints' by Marcus Du Sautoy explores how mathematics informs and shapes creativity in the arts, using examples ranging from Mozart to Zaha Hadid.

From stone circles to Mozart&rsquo;s obsession with numbers and Zaha Hadid&rsquo;s architecture influenced by mathematical logic and geometry, a new book by Marcus Du Sautoy explores the unexpected yet fascinating connection between mathematics and the arts.
"Blueprints: How Mathematics Shapes Creativity", written by professor of mathematics at the University of Oxford Marcus Du Sautoy and published by HarperCollins, is scheduled to hit the stands on May 16.
It reveals how mathematical structures underpin artistic creativity across time and cultures, and makes an argument that the "logic of mathematics and the emotional world of art are not opposites, but deeply intertwined".
"Many of the artists that we encounter are completely unaware of the mathematics that bubble beneath their craft, while some consciously use it for inspiration. Our instincts might tell us that these two subjects are incompatible forces with nothing in common.
"Blueprints asks us to consider that mathematics and art may not be polar opposites after all. Their complementary relationship spans a vast historical and geographic landscape, from the earliest stone circles to Mozart&rsquo;s obsession with numbers and the radically modern architecture of Zaha Hadid," the publisher said in a statement.
Whether we are searching for meaning in an abstract painting or finding patterns in poetry, the book claims there are blueprints everywhere: "symmetry, prime numbers, the golden ratio and more".
The book, touted to be a bold and philosophical exploration of human creativity, aims to unpack "how we make art, why a creative mindset is vital for discovering new mathematics, and how a fundamental connection to the natural world intrinsically links these two subjects".

If you thought learning Mathematics could never be fun, then you are wrong and this video is just for you. 

An old video of a teacher using unconventional method to teach trignometry goes viral!

Old video of teacher using unconventional method to teach trignometry goes viral!

If you thought learning Mathematics could never be fun, then you are wrong and this video proves it.&nbsp;

When it comes to Maths, it surely isn't everyone's favourite subject. But we do wish that someone taught us difficult things like trigonometry in a fun way. Notably, that did happen in the United States, where an Indian teacher found a musical way to make students memorise the material for trigonometry.&nbsp;
Now a video of him is trending all over the internet, where he's seen teaching trigonometry in an unconventional method and his students are repeating after him in the same way.
Though this is an old video which was shared on Facebook back in 2012, it is again going viral now for all the right reasons.&nbsp;
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A video of a dog named, Luna has gone viral where she's seen correctly using BODMAS to solve a Maths equation. The video has been shared on Instagram and people can’t stop showering their love for Luna. Here, see for yourself. 

Video of a dog solving Maths equation correctly using BODMAS goes viral

A video of a dog named, Luna has gone viral where she's seen correctly using BODMAS to solve a Maths equation. The video has been shared on Instagram and people can&rsquo;t stop showering their love for Luna. Here, see for yourself.&nbsp;

This cutie is here to make your Diwali ten times better. We are talking about a video of a man with his pet, Luna who is seen solving a Maths problem correctly and this viral video has left everyone surprised. How many of you remember BODMAS that we have all used in school to solve mathematical problems? Yes, Luna has correctly used BODMAS to solve the equation and stunned everyone with the right answer. The video has been shared on Instagram and people can&rsquo;t stop showering their love for Luna. Here, see for yourself.&nbsp;
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A professor from the University of Texas has recently been awarded the highest honour in mathematics. Professor Karen Uhlenbeck received the Abel Prize for her work on "minimal surfaces" such as soap bubbles, making her the first woman to bag this award. A role model for budding mathematicians, Professor Uhlenbeck will also receive £530,000 as prize money. 

A professor from the University of Texas has recently been awarded the highest honour in mathematics. Professor Karen Uhlenbeck received the Abel Prize for her work on "minimal surfaces" such as soap bubbles, making her the first woman to bag this award. A role model for budding mathematicians, Professor Uhlenbeck will also receive £530,000 as prize money. 

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