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The reason for the first part of the position stated above — the part of not breaking with a Nigerian Marxist comrade solely on the ground of being a supporter of secession — is simple and straight forward: The Nigerian Marxist Left...

Eventually I returned to my earliest, even unlisted title, as I often do, without repudiating any of the latter alternatives.

It is almost certain that at least one fairly large Left party or “Left-leaning” party will emerge for the 2023 general election in Nigeria.

For more than 350 years, a mathematics problem whose solution was considered the Holy Grail to the greatest mathematician minds had remained unsolved.

[This post is for programmers, especially AP programmers. All others read at your own risk. To McDuck and Refusal2, the judges—Chief Justice Cartwright, Associate Justices Marvin and ExhibitCAA—would like to extend a genuine appreciation for your willingness to put yourselves out there. It takes some courage to expose source code

In mathematics, a proofs validity is based upon whether it consists of a sequence of logical steps that can be deduced from one another. This is an obj...

A set of puzzles called Diophantine problems are often simple to state but hard to solve—though progress could have big implications for the future of mathematics

That’s Maths: Langlands program one of most ambitious efforts to unify different branches

Hannah Fry, professor and presenter of multiple critically acclaimed BBC documentaries, and Simon Singh, physicist and journalist specializing in science and maths, will present at Book Club

As Leibniz suggested, we appear to live in the best of all possible worlds, where the computable functions make life predictable enough to be survivable, while the uncomputable functions make life (and mathematical truth) unpredictable enough to remain interesting, no matter how far computers continue to advance