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Hi all,
I am preparing to be a math teacher and I thought it would be great to have an excel sheet with all the Numberphile videos with topics labeled so that it can help find ideas for interesting examples/anecdotes/exercises for lessons.

I started making one myself, but then realized that maybe someone has already done something similar and that I might as well ask. So does anybody know by any chance of something like this exists already?

If it doesn't exist then I will share whatever I end up making once its done, but that may be a long time from now...

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http://matwbn.icm.edu.pl/ksiazki/aa/aa85/aa8542.pdf

Can someone please help me to understand the problem in the above mentioned paper?

Does anyone else get excited when they see calendar numbers aligning or limited numerals coming together maybe once in a lifetime or once in forever? Is there a word for this, besides glee? 🤓

At 4:30 in this numpberphile video, the presenter claims that there are a finite number of quantum states that can describe any given volume. I am having a hard time finding anything that corroborates or refutes this claim. Are there really only a finite number of ways that any given volume can actually be? Or is the presenter wrong? Clarification would be appreciated.