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Mathematics
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Using algebraic geometry to encode both basic structures of particle interactions and the early states of the universe
Mathematics (journals.plos.org):
Diachronic data analysis supports and refines conceptual metaphor theory
Mathematics (sciencedirect.com):
Brno researchers link adjointable maps on linear orthosets to quasilinear maps on Hermitian spaces. This yields Wigner-type theorems & characterizes orthomodular spaces, including Hilbert spaces.
Mathematics (sciencealert.com):
Mathematician Finds Solution To Higher-Degree Polynomial Equations, Which Have Been Puzzling Experts For Nearly 200 Years
Mathematics (monash.edu):
380-year-old Descartes circle problem generalized using spinors from quantum physics
Mathematics (doi.org):
Researchers have proposed novel mathematical equations that describe the behavior of aggregating particles in fluids. This bears on natural and engineering processes as diverse as rain and snow formation, the emergence of planetary rings, and the flow of fluids and powders in pipes.
Mathematics (news.yale.edu):
Yale’s Sam Raskin has solved a major portion of a math question that could lead to a translation theory for some areas of math.
Mathematics (scimex.org):
It would take far longer than the lifespan of our universe for a typing monkey to randomly produce Shakespeare. There is a 5% chance for a single chimp to type the word ‘bananas’ in its own lifetime. However, the entire 884,647 words will almost certainly never be typed before the universe ends.
Mathematics (quantamagazine.org):
New Breakthrough Brings Matrix Multiplication Closer to Ideal
Mathematics (nature.com):
The decimal point was invented around 150 years earlier than previously thought, according to an analysis of astronomical tables compiled by the Italian merchant and mathematician Giovanni Bianchini in the 1440s.
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