Show Notes
The Parker Quiz - with Matt Parker
Numberphile Podcast
Download
Matt Parker takes a quiz prepared by Brady. The YouTube version of this quiz contains a few visuals.
Do you like quizzes and puzzles and interactive courses? Then definitely check out episode sponsor Brilliant - and go to brilliant.org/numberphile for 20% off a premium subscription
Many of the links below contain QUIZ SPOILERS.
Matt Parker is standupmaths - his website has links to most stuff
Matt's books on Amazon
Matt's first appearance on this podcast
Matt's videos on Numberphile
Terry Tao on Numberphile
Good Will Hunting which is directed by Gus Van Sant
Two Numberphile videos about Good Will Hunting are here and here - featuring James Grime
Newton, Euler, Gauss, Ramanujan, and Turing
Newton videos from Brady's Objectivity channel
Millennium Problems
Festival of The Spoken Nerd, featuring Matt with Steve Mould and Helen Arney
Steve and Matt's YouTube channels
The Parker Square
The video which created the Parker Square legend
Parker Square T-Shirt
Bonnie Parker
Matthew Parker
Ernest Parker
Latin/Euler Squares on Numberphile
Parker Solar Probe
Lucie Green's PhD thesis
Edna Parker
Professor's Cube
Superbowl 50
Luc Longley
West Coast Eagles win the 1992 AFL Grand Final
The Malls Balls
Australia's Highest Point
And the lowest
Akshay Venkatesh
With thanks to MSRI
More from The Numberphile Podcast
A leading light in mathematics for much of his life, Terence Tao discusses the crisis being caused by a massive dump of AI proofs.
Fields Medalist Hugo Duminil-Copin describes how 16 proofs among the hundreds recently published by OpenAI left him in tears. And what next for mathematics?
AI has become the biggest talking point in mathematics. We discussed the topic - and the future - with Grant Sanderson (creator of the 3Blue1Brown YouTube channel).
A growing number of people claim being “test blind” to applicants’ SAT scores is lowering standards at the University of California. Math Professor Zvezda Stankova is among the academics calling for SATs to be re-introduced to the admissions process.
Destin Sandlin discusses missile testing, astronaut applications, and why he created the wildly popular YouTube channel Smarter Every Day.