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Communicating mathematics to peers, to students, to the general public. For mathematics of communication (channels etc.) use it.information-theory
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What are some good practices which help researchers to contextualize their research?
From talks and lectures to paper writing, when researchers communicate their research, it is often very important to motivate the reader with some background information about that topic. Some of this …
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