A Mathematical Guide to the World s Most Livable Cities

Tuesday, June 25, 2013 - 17:30 in Mathematics & Economics

Most people might think of a city such as Paris or Tokyo as a unique entity, with a character that is distinct from other metropolises. But large cities , towns and even smaller villages also share common purpose: they strive to provide a good place to live. Urban planners are trying to find a way to bring mathematical rigor to analyzing how well a city accomplishes this universal goal. [More]

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