Math Experiments

A collection of documents and Jupyter notebooks for exploring, teaching, and learning mathematics.

Goal

This repository is a personal playground for math:

• Teaching my kids — building intuition for math concepts through interactive notebooks, visualizations, and hands-on experiments rather than just formulas on a page.
• Learning myself — a place to explore topics I want to understand better, work through problems, and keep notes as I go.

It's meant to grow organically over time: a mix of write-ups, worked examples, small simulations, and open-ended experiments, spanning whatever areas of math turn out to be interesting or useful — from basic arithmetic and geometry to algebra, probability, and beyond.

Structure

Content is organized loosely by topic, with each topic typically containing a mix of:

• Markdown documents explaining concepts
• Jupyter notebooks (.ipynb) for interactive, hands-on exploration

As the collection grows, this structure may evolve to keep things easy to navigate.

See notebooks/ for the current set of notebooks and the planned learning sections (arithmetic, algebra, geometry, probability, calculus, ...).

Getting started

Most notebooks use standard Python scientific libraries such as numpy, matplotlib, sympy, and jupyter. To run them locally:

pip install jupyter numpy matplotlib sympy
jupyter notebook

Contributing

This is primarily a personal/family learning resource, but suggestions and ideas for new topics or improvements are welcome.