In response to a reader’s question to Decoded Science, I wrote “How to Make a Natural Number Series of Square Numbers“.

Why Write about Generating a Series of Square Numbers?

In part, the reader wanted to avoid just multiplying a number by itself to square it.

My article shows some ways to generate a number series of perfect squares with simpler math. You may have to do more addition, but it does avoid some multiplication.

It also answers “What is a natural number?” and “What are perfect squares?”, just to be sure everyone starts on the same page.

Any Further Questions about Math?

While my article answers “How do you square a number in a series?”, you may have other math questions. Ask away in Decoded Science!

Finding Help to Study Math

If you need more help in your study of math than any single article can provide, try searching for online math tutors.

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University students can shop online for bargain textbooks or reference materials. For example, “Intermediate Algebra” in the Bittinger Worktext Series starts with a review of basic algebra. It goes on to algebraic expressions with real numbers; how to solve linear equations; graphs and their applications; etc. I’ll just let you read the table of contents on the University Books Online page.

Study Math at College or University in Canada

Can you study math and earn a mathematics degree at a Canadian university? Which universities offer an undergrad major in mathematics or a math degree at the masters or doctorate levels? As a public service announcement, please note that “Canada Mathematics and Mathematical Science University Programs” has links to Canadian universities offering studies in maths!

Remember to Celebrate Pi Day with Fun Math Activities

Since it’s nearly March 14, you should also read “Finally Ready for 2013 Pi Day with a Third Activity“. Celebrate Pi Day this year and every year.

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Clinical research organizations and public health agencies must analyze each new flu outbreak to determine whether the cause is a new strain of influenza, and to estimate the likelihood that it will become an epidemic or remain confined.

Recent flu research uses math and statistics to make that decision more cost-effectively, provided the early evidence points in a certain direction. My latest Decoded Science article, “Math may Distinguish Flukes from Flu Epidemic Outbreaks“, introduces the just-published research paper by Dr. S Cauchemez et al.

Protection from Flu Epidemics

The first step in protecting the public from a flu epidemic is to identify whether it’s likely to become one, as early as possible.

Sometimes the new strain cannot easily be transmitted from one person to another.

The mathematical analysis in the research paper shows that sometimes public health officials can make a reliable projection based on the earliest identified cases.

This can save time and money for public health agencies and clinical research organizations.

Read the article to learn what the researchers found.

By the way, the picture of this health-conscious sow did not make it past my editor so you won’t find her in my article.

Check Your Temperature if You Feel Ill, it may be the Flu

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A Canadian Resource for Flu Information: a Public Service Announcement

Health Canada provides a handy guide to influenza, “Frequently-Asked Questions – Influenza“. This FAQ includes “What is the flu?” and “What are the symptoms of flu?”.

More relevant to my recent article is “How is seasonal flu different from pandemic flu?”. Their answer is “An influenza pandemic is declared when a new strain of flu virus emerges that has never been seen before and begins to spread quickly around the world“. (Epidemics spread quickly, but are called “pandemics” when they cross national boundaries).

The 2009 H1N1 pandemic is the poster child for this definition, although H1N1 is now a seasonal flu. Health Canada also notes that avian flu usually circulates in birds, but swine flu in pigs. So infected pig or bird populations would be reservoirs as discussed in my article and in the flu research paper.

So as a public service announcement, let me say the Health Canada has a wealth of information, with many more pages attached to that link about symptoms of flu and ways to reduce your risk of catching an influenza virus.

Publicity for Flu versus Fluke

As always, my Blog of Writing also publicizes my Decoded Science article. In fact, “Math Fights Flu Epidemics by Weeding Out Flukes” includes a healthful writing tip.

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