The Aperiodical

The Aperiodical serves as a gathering spot for those who know their fondness for mathematics and are interested in expanding their mathematical knowledge. It was started by Katie Steckles, Christian Perfect, and Peter Rowlett as a shared blogging outlet. It arose from our desire to have a place on the internet where we could discuss the mathematical things we do and keep up to speed with what is going on elsewhere.

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