"How to write mathematics badly" by Jean Pierre Serre (noise removed)
I took the liberty to remove the humming noise from this recording of a great lecture given by Jean Pierre Serre on "How to write mathematics badly".
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Jean-Pierre Serre - The Abel Prize interview 2003
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Minerva Lectures 2012 - J.P. Serre Talk 2: How to use linear algebraic groups
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1986: How to Spot the Upper Class | That's Life! | BBC Archive
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William Dunham, A tribute to Euler
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Polya explains the problem solving technique
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Walter B. Rudin: "Set Theory: An Offspring of Analysis"
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The mathematics of love | Hannah Fry
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The Fixed Point Theorem - Numberphile
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Saunders Mac Lane: "Mysteries and Marvels of Mathematics"
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Serre: Finite groups, Yesterday and Today
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Richard P. Feynman: Probability and Uncertainty; The Quantum Mechanical View of Nature
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Mathematical Memories 1. Homotopy Groups: 1950-1952 - Jean-Pierre Serre
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Meta’s AI Clusterf*ck Is Humiliating Zuckerberg
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Terence Tao: Structure and Randomness in the Prime Numbers, UCLA
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Pierre Deligne - The Abel Prize interview 2013
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Problems in Topology, Post-Perelman - Stephen Smale
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Cédric Villani - Of triangles, gases, prices and men
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Bourbaki, the years 1945-75 - Jean-Pierre Serre, Pierre Cartier, Jacques Dixmier & Alain Connes
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Why This Is the Most Exciting Time to Be Human | Ken Ono, Axiom Math
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