Daily Campus Columnist, Sharon Spaulding gives readers a quick math lesson on Pascal’s Triangle. Be prepared to take notes because class is in session! Photo by Scott Webb on Pexels.com I first ...

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PhD Candidate, School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences, University of Newcastle One of the most magical aspects of mathematics is the ability for complex and intricate structures to emerge from ...

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The mathematical characterization of patterns in Pascal's triangle is useful and can be achieved by a variety of brute-force computations, but sometimes at a cost of the loss of an intuitive feeling ...

In 1654, two giants of mathematics, Blaise Pascal and Pierre de Fermat, began to exchange letters about games of chance. This correspondence resulted in Pascal writing Traité du triangle arithmétique, ...