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Mysterious Patterns – the accidental art of prime numbers…… John Andrews

Mathematicians have been studying prime numbers for thousands of years, but nobody has yet found a formula to predict them.  Believe it or not, banks use prime numbers to protect your account every time you use a cash machine.

Join John Andrews for a fascinating presentation describing the history of prime number and their importance in mathematics and other fields.

He will also explain how the images for the accompanying exhibition were constructed and their connection with prime numbers.  This talk is aimed at a general audience with no background in mathematics as well as students studying art and/or mathematics taking in indices, pattern recognition, number factorisation, elementary trigonometry and graphs

John Andrews is a mathematical physicist living in Tetbury.

He began his career as a research scientist in the electricity supply industry, and later lectured in mathematics and physics at Bristol and Oxford Universities.

He now splits his time between his two passions: the science of global warming and how to combat it, and prime numbers.

He is a joint author of the student textbook “Energy Science” with Nick Jelley; the 4th edition of which is due out in November this year

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Mysterious Patterns –  the accidental art of prime numbers

John’s exhibition runs from 1st September to 10th October in the Good Shed, Wednesday through Sundays 11am – 4pm (free entry)

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Students – Free

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Hearing Loop

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We simply that ask you to bring your own headphones, to use with one of our receivers. You can reserve one by calling the office on 01666 505496.

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Coronavirus information

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We have reduced the number of tickets available for each event in line with the latest government guidelines on distancing.

The new seating layout for audience events offers single seats and sets of two, three and four at tables or in the tiered rows at the recommended separations.

At the same time we have upgraded our online booking process so that customers can book specific seats or tables for every event. This means that you will know in advance where you will be seated.

Hygiene measures

We provide hand sanitiser points for everyone visiting the Goods Shed and cafe.

Please wear a face covering while inside the building, including moving to and from your seat, except while you are eating and drinking, or unless you have an exemption.

As well as giving the auditorium a thorough clean before and after performances, have put in place a new flow system designed to keep users the regulation distance apart while getting to and from their seats.

If you feel unwell before attending

If you or a member of your party booking has potential symptoms of Covid19 (or any other infectious condition), please do not attend the event. Contact our Administrator on 01666 505496, who will be able to help you obtain a refund for your Please have your booking reference and the payment card you used to hand when you call.

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