Oxford’s Student Mathematics Society
founded in 1936 to ‘promote interest in all branches of Mathematics’
What we’re up to
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We have guest speakers, socials, and lots of pizza! See our termcard for upcoming events.
the invariant
We publish a student magazine from time to time, called the invariant. Recently, we published our eighteenth edition in 2024.
Scarves
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Puzzles and Pizza 2: MT24
On Wednesday, 20th November 2024, we had our second Puzzles and Pizza! Hosted in the Common Room in the evening, five new puzzles were released. This time, three of them have bounties: submit your solutions to puzzles@invariants.org.uk before 25th November at 4pm, and some of the best solutions will win prizes! For each puzzle with…
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Puzzles and Pizza 1: MT24
On Wednesday, 30th October 2024, we had our debut event of Puzzles and Pizza!
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Termcard Archives
We are very excited to announce the ongoing digitisation of our archives. Most of our existing termcard records can now be found on the website. Committee lists will follow soon!
About us
We are the Oxford University student society for Mathematics. Our goals are to promote Mathematics and to provide a social environment for students of Mathematics.
We host informal lectures, often given by leading mathematicians, as well as socials and puzzle competitions.
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Miscellaneous
a treasury of mathematical humour
‘Invariant Society’ just happens to be an anagram of ‘Inactivity Reason’. Here we attempt to show the funny side of maths. (Note: we cannot be held responsible for the quality of these pages…)
the history of mathematics
Maths wasn’t developed in a day. It’s a culmination of millenia of work, thinking and research; and it’s beautiful.
Puzzles
Our Puzzlemasters release puzzles during term time, and prizes are awarded for the best solutions.
archive
We have an extensive archive strecthing back to 1938.
