mathematical models

Photographs and text look at how various mathematical concepts apply to the game of soccer.

Photographs and text look at how various mathematical concepts apply to the game of hockey.

Photographs and text look at how various mathematical concepts apply to the game of football.

Photographs and text look at how various mathematical concepts apply to the game of basketball.

Photographs and text look at how various mathematical concepts apply to the game of baseball.

Photographs and text look at how various mathematical concepts apply to automobile racing.

Presents the mathematical concepts involved with the sport of football.

Reveals how, in 1956, two Bell Labs scientists, mathematician Claude Shannon, and physicist John L. Kelly, Jr., used their scientific knowledge to create a formula for making money that helped them beat the casinos in Las Vegas, make money on Wall Street, and win money in other ventures.

Discusses entrepreneurial mathematics, or the harnessing of private data provided by consumers when they use credit cards, donate money, or access the Internet, for the purpose of tailoring marketing and sales efforts toward individuals under the guise of making life easier.