Maths & Physics Society

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Can I get help with Maths and/or Physics related coursework?
For anyone looking for help with their coursework we recommend going to the Maths Support Centre or tutorials and other department organised supports. The society does have a regular study group session (room and time to be confirmed) and you are more than welcome to come along to work on coursework either by yourself or in a group.
Do I have to study Maths and/or Physics to be part of the society?
Nope, anyone with an interest is welcome!
What does the Maths and Physics society do?
We are a group of maths and physics students that meet up regularly and run some events. Our usual meet up is Wednesday evening in Classhall E which often includes puzzles, problems and pizza. We also have a separate meet up on Friday afternoons which is more aimed as a quiet study group session. And of course, we have larger events throughout the year such as interesting talks and fun table quizzes.
Upcoming Event 1
Only logged in / active Maths & Physics Society members can book / attend this event
no image Hamilton Walk
Starts:
Fri 16th Oct at 13:00
Ends:
at 16:30
Cost:
FREE
 Max:
8
IN-PERSON
Event
Location: Dunsink Observatory, Castleknock, Dublin
Meeting: South Campus Gate

Anybody who is interested in coming on the walk or the bus needs to contact Fiacre as soon as possible at fiacre.ocairbre@mu.ie
The annual Hamilton walk will take place on October 16. The walk commemorates Hamilton's famous creation of a strange new number system, called quaternions, on the banks of the Royal Canal in Dublin on October 16, 1843. Quaternions now play a fundamental role in computer games and animation, special effects in movies, space navigation and other areas. The walk will retrace Hamilton's steps from Dunsink Observatory to Broombridge in Cabra where he had his Eureka moment. Hamilton performed a piece of mathematical graffiti by scratching his quaternion formulas on the canal bridge. In an act of mathematical vandalism, Hamilton opened up a whole new mathematical landscape where mathematicians could now feel free to conceive new algebraic number systems that were not shackled by the rules of ordinary numbers in arithmetic. Hamilton freed algebra from arithmetic and he was called the Liberator of Algebra. More details can be found on http://archive.maths.nuim.ie/hamiltonwalk

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Hamilton Walk

Starts Fri 16th Oct at 13:00
Ends at 16:30
Cost FREE
Max 8 attendees
Type IN-PERSON Event

Location: Dunsink Observatory, Castleknock, Dublin
Meeting Point: South Campus Gate

Anybody who is interested in coming on the walk or the bus needs to contact Fiacre as soon as possible at fiacre.ocairbre@mu.ie
The annual Hamilton walk will take place on October 16. The walk commemorates Hamilton's famous creation of a strange new number system, called quaternions, on the banks of the Royal Canal in Dublin on October 16, 1843. Quaternions now play a fundamental role in computer games and animation, special effects in movies, space navigation and other areas. The walk will retrace Hamilton's steps from Dunsink Observatory to Broombridge in Cabra where he had his Eureka moment. Hamilton performed a piece of mathematical graffiti by scratching his quaternion formulas on the canal bridge. In an act of mathematical vandalism, Hamilton opened up a whole new mathematical landscape where mathematicians could now feel free to conceive new algebraic number systems that were not shackled by the rules of ordinary numbers in arithmetic. Hamilton freed algebra from arithmetic and he was called the Liberator of Algebra. More details can be found on http://archive.maths.nuim.ie/hamiltonwalk

Weekly Activity 1
Only logged in / active Maths & Physics Society members can book / attend this activity
Weekly Meetup
Day:
Wednesdays
Starts:
18:30
Ends:
21:00
 Max:
40
IN-PERSON
Activity
Location: Classhall E, Arts Building

Come along to our weekly evening meetups for problems and pizza every Wednesday from 6:30 in Arts Classhall E.

Weekly Meetup

Day Wednesdays
From 18:30, to 21:00
Cost FREE
Max 40 attendees
Type IN-PERSON Activity

Location: Classhall E, Arts Building

Come along to our weekly evening meetups for problems and pizza every Wednesday from 6:30 in Arts Classhall E.

About Maths & Physics Society

Open to anyone with an interest in mathematics. We will have weekly meetups, academic talks and possibly a trip at some point in the year.

 

And yes, there will be pizza.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     


























Current Committee 8
President Richard Flynn
Secretary Athena
Treasurer TAREN
Public Relations Officer Ness RADOSEVIC
Extra Ordinary Committee Member FERDIA MATTI TREACY
Problem Setter / First Year Representative OISIN
Vice President Of Maths RYAN THOMPSON
Vice President of Physics BENJAMIN ISAAC

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