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The full 'Introduction to University Mathematics' course, taken by our students in their first 2 weeks, is now online. It's a manual of mathematics for those starting uni maths or pondering whether they should. And anyone else, of course.

All 8 lectures:
https://t.co/Akm4HVdsdO

598.9K views The full 'Introduction to University Mathematics' course, taken by our students in their first 2 weeks, is now online. It's a manual of mathematics for those starting uni maths or pondering whether they should. And anyone else, of course. All 8 lectures: https://t.co/Akm4HVdsdO

224.5K views Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I'm 94? Happy Birthday Roger.

One thing you can guarantee about social media is that if you want 20 million views of your films, don't put up clips from student maths lectures.

Unless the lecturer is Philip Maini.

He's back with 3 lectures on Mathematical Biology. 40 million?

No 1: https://t.co/9g7fRPLFCy

185.1K views One thing you can guarantee about social media is that if you want 20 million views of your films, don't put up clips from student maths lectures. Unless the lecturer is Philip Maini. He's back with 3 lectures on Mathematical Biology. 40 million? No 1: https://t.co/9g7fRPLFCy

We have just put our 100th student lecture on YouTube. But you can watch them all in one minute.

Or, alternatively, in about 80 hours: https://t.co/BBrUFfgafX

184.8K views We have just put our 100th student lecture on YouTube. But you can watch them all in one minute. Or, alternatively, in about 80 hours: https://t.co/BBrUFfgafX

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🔥 Top post The full 'Introduction to University Mathematics' course, taken by our students in their first 2 weeks, is now online. It's a manual of mathematics for those starting uni maths or pondering whether they should. And anyone else, of course. All 8 lectures: https://t.co/Akm4HVdsdO 598.9K❤ 4.4K🔁 991

▶ Will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I'm 94? Happy Birthday Roger. 224.5K❤ 4.4K🔁 806

▶ Mathematicians are all the same. They look the same. They only like other mathematicians. They only like maths. They did nothing but maths from the age of two. Etc. 70.4K❤ 1.5K🔁 173

▶ When Roger Penrose goes for a walk you might expect him to be thinking about cosmology etc. But he isn't. At least not always. Sometimes he is thinking about the walk itself. And the mathematics of it. Because Roger has his obsessions. Lik… 102.6K❤ 1.5K🔁 268

Information Theory, formalised by Claude Shannon in the 1940s, is one of the planks of 20th & 21st century science. You can now watch all 8 lectures we're showing from Sam Cohen's popular 3rd year @OxUniMaths course. Unless that's too… 136.6K❤ 2.7K🔁 465

▶ The professor and the pendulums. We know what will happen when one pendulum swings. But two? 'Oxford Mathematicians and their Toys', episode three, starring @jon_ox (and the pendulums). 128.6K❤ 1.4K🔁 350

▶ Artificial Intelligence may not be up for the Fields Medal any time soon, but it may act as an intermediary for mathematicians working on proofs. However, something is lacking for AI to get down to it. Terry Tao looks to the positives. Fu… 132.5K❤ 1.3K🔁 266

▶ One thing you can guarantee about social media is that if you want 20 million views of your films, don't put up clips from student maths lectures. Unless the lecturer is Philip Maini. He's back with 3 lectures on Mathematical Biology. 40… 185.1K❤ 1.9K🔁 309

Roger Penrose is 93 today (not an interesting number, he says), but where in spacetime does he go to get away? A short walk from @OxUniMaths are the Trap Grounds, 10 acres of wetland, woodland & grassland where you sit & forget ab… 118K❤ 1.7K🔁 300

▶ Large Language Models (LLMs), the engines behind the likes of Chat GPT, are capable (and incapable) of many things. But are they useful for mathematicians? @JSEllenberg has been working on LLMs with @GoogleDeepMind. Here are his thoughts.… 31.6K❤ 447🔁 123

▶ We have just put our 100th student lecture on YouTube. But you can watch them all in one minute. Or, alternatively, in about 80 hours: https://t.co/BBrUFfgafX 184.8K❤ 2.1K🔁 360

▶ You know how it is, you study one topic in maths (or other subjects for that matter) and then move on to something completely different and unconnected. But then later... You can watch Philip Maini's full student lecture on Fourier Serie… 69.1K❤ 942🔁 207

▶ Here's a top tip for aspiring mathematicians from Oxford Mathematician Philip Maini. Be lazy. More advice (and maths) from Philip in his 1st year student lecture on Fourier Series, the latest we are making available. https://t.co/XR0JgY… 166.4K❤ 1.9K🔁 460

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👁️Averages 132.5K views per post.

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💬2.89% engagement rate.

🏅Earned the 10K Followers for passing 10K followers.

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