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After the Guts Round, we will be hosting student activities. These are optional
activities that promote recreational math, and include the following:

#### ⭐ Bitcoin, Hacking, and Fermat's Last Theorem _by [Pico Gilman](https://picogilman.github.io/) [Dwinelle 145]_
#### ⭐ Bitcoin, Hacking, and Fermat's Last Theorem _by [Pico Gilman](https://picogilman.github.io/) [Dwinelle 155]_

What is the relationship between bitcoin, large number factorization, and
Fermat's Last Theorem? In this talk, third year undergraduate MIT student Pico
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race against the clock to tackle a challenging set of 13 Fermi-style problems,
testing their ability to think fast and outsmart the competition.

#### Integration Bee _[Dwinelle 155]_
#### Integration Bee _[Dwinelle 145]_

Compete head to head against the best integrators around! Students will face
off in a tournament style bracket, solving difficult integrals involving some
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Tired of your calculator? Build digital circuits to compute the Fibonacci
sequence using Minecraft redstone, also touching upon the basics of computer
architecture! No prior computer knowledge is needed, though familiarity with
Minecraft controls is recommended. Hosted at UC Berkeley's very own Open
Computing Facility.

Because of limited space in the Open Computing Facility, we will be releasing
a sign-up form after late-phase registration for those interested in the
activity. The location will be sent to those registered for the activity.
Minecraft controls is recommended. Hosted in UC Berkeley's Open Computing
Facility (OCF) on the first floor of MLK.

### Parent Activities

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has inspired generations of young mathematicians through her teaching and
outreach.

#### ⭐ Bitcoin, Hacking, and Fermat's Last Theorem (4:30 PM – 6:00 PM) _by [Pico Gilman](https://picogilman.github.io/) [Dwinelle 145]_
#### ⭐ Bitcoin, Hacking, and Fermat's Last Theorem (4:30 PM – 6:00 PM) _by [Pico Gilman](https://picogilman.github.io/) [Dwinelle 155]_

What is the relationship between bitcoin, large number factorization, and
Fermat's Last Theorem? In this talk, third year undergraduate MIT student Pico
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