In honor of Math Awareness month #MathAware, I discuss my use of cool uses of math in music, science, and technology: In music, I use math in my percussion with drum circles in the various time structures & types of rhythms. Rhythm is everywhere: in dance & our body physiology, in our brain waves, and around us in nature, the planets, and universe. Do you have a favorite musical rhythm? I use math in my neurological monitoring work for the disorder, hydrocephalus, where I assign numerical values to a patients neurological markers, and then interpret the data into medical discussions and diagnoses. I designed & patented this method back in 1997, and named it the DiaCeph Test. DiaCeph is a combining of the Latin root of two key works. Do you know which ones? It is still a very relevant method today. You can find it on my web site and SlideShare.net. And if I had a $100K, or my own software developer, Id make it into a really cool mobile app! I use math again in the layouts of many of the reports I write, especially in formats, in logic & reasoning, presentation of subject matter, and in analysis and conclusions. Can you think of one of your own reports where math & reasoning were pivotal? And lastly, I use many in many of the mobile apps & software I use. Where my own memory is often not very reliable, I use software and technology in keeping myself connected & organized. And of course, math & logic is at the core of all of these apps and software. Do you have a favorite app or software thats very math oriented? mathaware.org/index.html
Posted on: Thu, 10 Apr 2014 23:38:10 +0000
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