Tag Archives: Soccer (football)

The Intermediate Value Theorem Applied to Football

Posted on April 20, 2009 by Gil Kalai

My idea (in my teenage years) of how to become a professional basketball player was a bit desperate. To cover for my height and my athletic (dis)abilities, I would simply practice how to shoot perfectly from every corner of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Mathematics to the rescue, Sport, Taxi-and-other-stories | Tagged football (soccer), Mathematics to the rescue, Noise-sensitivity, Soccer (football), Sport and mathematics, Taxi-and-other-stories | 15 Comments

1:0 to Italy: Michal Linial

Posted on December 10, 2008 by Gil Kalai

Coming back from Hinxton, the most exciting genome center in the world and the most boring place after 5pm… At 5:30, a shuttle bus takes all the ‘workers’ to the big city – to Cambridge. The shuttle bus dropped us … Continue reading →

Posted in Guest blogger, Sport, Taxi-and-other-stories | Tagged England, football (soccer), Italy, Michal Linial, Soccer (football), Taxi-and-other-stories | 2 Comments

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Tag Archives: Soccer (football)

The Intermediate Value Theorem Applied to Football

1:0 to Italy: Michal Linial

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