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Infinity

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What do pure mathematicians do? And, whatever it is, is it useful? In this talk, I aim to answer these questions by looking at an example: infinity. Does it exist? Is there anything bigger? And why should we care?

Dr Brambley, a fellow of Gonville & Caius and a former undergraduate and graduate of Pembroke, is an applied mathematician currently working on sound in aircraft engines.

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