Alberto Saracco ci propone il settimo video della serie “Un matematico prestato alla Disney“, in cui fa divulgazione della matematica traendo spunto da storie di paperi e topi. In questa puntata, prendendo spunto da Topolino e i numeri del futuro, storia del ciclo Topolino Comic&Science (di cui avevamo già parlato su MaddMaths!) di Francesco Artibani, Valerio Held e Roberto Natalini, ci parla del rapporto tra il computer e la matematica.
Per saperne di più sul teorema dei quattro colori, potete leggere il bell’articolo di Francesco Polizzi.
“Un matematico prestato alla Disney” nasce dall’esperienza di seminari divulgativi (sono disponibili i filmati dei seminari presso le Università di Bologna e Jyväskylä) tramite il fumetto Disney e sarà un appuntamento settimanale, con un nuovo video ogni domenica alle 8:00.
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