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Cheng and Alexander S. Corner shared the preprint “A higher-order Eckmann-Hilton argument” on arXiv, continuing her research into the structures behind mathematics.
arxiv.orgRead the preprintEugenia Cheng is a mathematician, author and concert pianist who shares the creativity of maths through books, videos, talks and everyday examples.
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Cheng and Alexander S. Corner shared the preprint “A higher-order Eckmann-Hilton argument” on arXiv, continuing her research into the structures behind mathematics.
arxiv.orgRead the preprintThe UK paperback of Unequal was published by Profile Books. The book explores how our choices about sameness and difference shape both mathematics and everyday thinking.
profilebooks.comExplore the paperbackCheng’s talk at Brooklyn Public Library’s Dweck Center explored equality through numbers, shapes, music and people. It was part of Night in the Library and offered ASL interpretation.
Cheng shared a video of her rewrite of Strauss’s “Kornblumen.” She kept the music and replaced the original poem’s comparisons of girls to flowers with words about her favourite whiskies.
bsky.appWatch her videoCheng joined Torie Clarke and the Chatter on Books team to discuss Unequal, including its ideas about nuance, perspective and understanding.
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