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    • 📘 🧮 Beauty is the First Test — G. H. Hardy and Mathematics as Art
    • 📘 🧮 Why is \(0! = 1\)?
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    • 🎓 🧮 Differential and Integral Calculus
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🧮 Mathematics

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Reflections and fundamental content in mathematics, focusing on the beauty, logic, and structure of the field’s main concepts.
Author

Blog do Marcellini

Published

July 11, 2025

📚 Series and Courses

🎓 🧮 Differential and Integral Calculus Course

Clear theory, practical examples, and applications — with Advanced Path (AP) modules.

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🧭 🧮 Mathematics Reading Guide

A reading path with progressive order and connections between topics.

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Editorial Policy

Rigor, beauty, and clarity.
The courses emphasize Calculus and Statistics because they are core foundations in undergraduate studies.
Articles and series may address any topic in science, mathematics, statistics, computing, or technology.

No hermetic style “only for specialists”: advanced topics (e.g., differentiable manifolds, Lie groups, quantum field theory, general relativity) are presented with a solid conceptual foundation, in a clear and thorough manner.

📘 🧮 Articles and Reflections

📘 🧮 Beauty is the First Test — G. H. Hardy and Mathematics as Art

A reflection on aesthetics in pure mathematics, with classical examples.

📘 🧮 Why is \(0! = 1\)?

Intuition and formalism for the definition of zero factorial.

📘 🧮 Historical Equations

Formulas that shaped the history of mathematics and physics.

🎓 🧮 Available Courses

🎓 🧮 Differential and Integral Calculus

A course to master limits, derivatives, and integrals with visualizations, R, and Python.

Tip

All modules include an Advanced Path (AP) with more advanced topics that may be skipped on a first reading.

🧭 🧮 Reading Guide

  1. 🧭 🧮 Mathematics Reading Guide — Suggested path with progressive order, connecting the main topics.

📌 This guide is updated as new content is published.


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Blog do Marcellini — Exploring Mathematics with Rigor and Beauty.

About the Project

This site was born from the desire to share ideas with good mathematics, good typography, and good explanations.
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