Mathematicians

@Mofassal · 4 years ago

Formal Mathematics for Mathematicians Foreward to the Special Issue

Andrzej Trybulec Artur Kornilowicz Adam Naumowicz. Krystyna Kuperberg Received: 9October 2012/ Accepted: 10 October 2012/ Published online: 1 November 2012 O The Autbor(s) 2012. This article is pu...

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@frencjoy · 2 years ago

Humss <3 Stem how mathematicians write a love letter

HUMSS <3 STEM HOW MATHEMATICIANS WRITE A LOVE LETTER Dear Someone, Yesterday, I was passing by your rectangular house in trigonometric lane. There I saw you with your cute circular face...

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@deyner1984 · 4 years ago

Fibonacci Retracements: ancient mathematicians helping today traders.

It maybe sounds quite rare but there is some pleasure into applying past knowledge to nowadays situations to obtain results in a future. It's almost as if we rediscover old things to give it new uses....

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@alexanderdgreat · 3 years ago

Brilliant mind

The "brilliant mind" is considered one of the most influential mathematicians of the 20th century. Do you know how his theories changed science? Just days after he was awarded the prestigious Abel Pr...

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@Ecstasy01 · 2 years ago

Infinity doesn’t come in just one size.

Since the beginning of history, scientists have been fascinated by infinity – whether it be the idea of endless space, endless time, or endless numbers. Actually, it’s not just scientists who’ve been...

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@Mictorrani · 4 years ago

Taxicab Numbers & The Hardy-Ramanujan Number

Numbers which are the smallest number expressible as the sum of two positive cubes in n distinct ways are called taxicab numbers . This quite peculiar name is a result of a story, probably a true st...

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@Sahariar · 3 years ago

Something about autism

Autism is a disorder that is affecting more and more people. The disease lasts a lifetime. Not only that, the next generation can also inherit this disease. According to a 2014 census, 1 in 8 children...

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@Meruem010 · 2 years ago

Curiosity lead us to try

There are things that are beyond on our prior knowledge. We can't figure out what's beyond our control. Curiosity leads us to try something different. Something unique, for us. It takes us from uplift...

5 likes · 11 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@GreenOasis · 4 years ago

How certain mathematical signs came into being?

Many schoolchildren do not like mathematics, and there are those who adore it. However, for those who are curious and who would like to know, the text of how certain mathematical signs were created, t...

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@Hanhan.430cas · 2 years ago

Life is like a Gambling that full of Probabilities

Life is like a Gambling that full of probabilites. But which one exists first, gambling or probability? Probability is associated with gambling. There were gamblers who consulted mathematicians on how...

9 likes · 21 comments · Flex your heart (e71c)

@Bahram_23 · 2 years ago

Can Colorful Math Help Students Learn Better?

Oliver Byrne's Release of Euclid's "Elements" Depicted as "a genuine Matisse of science," Oliver Byrne (1810-1880) was an unpredictable Irish structural designer and mathematician. He is most popular...

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@FrieLincs · 3 years ago

Not in shape but still writing!

Have you ever felt it? Your body is not at all willing to obey what you will. I feel this few times during my cycle. It's weird that writing has been the only thing that I do when I am in the dip fo...

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@BettyBoop · 4 years ago

This is currently the smartest man in the world.

That most powerful human organ - the brain, is mysterious even today, when medicine and science have advanced so much. Some people are simply smarter than others. Why? It's hard to explain, because ho...

7 likes · 4 comments · Share and Write Anything 💞📝 (db04)

@beyourself · 2 years ago

What is the golden Ratio?..

“The concept of the golden ratio and what is the mystery of this concept?” You've been thinking. Perhaps you have heard this concept for the first time. So, what is the golden ratio, where did it come...

8 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Opeyemioguns · 4 years ago

It's about luck

Although know one is above mistake but it should be so rare for a thinker to make mistake It should be scarce for a mathematician to make mistake because anything call calculation is in mathematics...

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@Fateshaaay · 3 years ago

Mathematics: The Numbers of Life

I've always been a lover of green. I love seeing it in every thing. Seventy five percent of my belongings are in that color and I don't have any regrets about that. I even want more and it...

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@Devraz · 4 years ago

Huawei going big in Europe

Huawei opened a new research and development hub in France. The Lagrange Center, focused on Research and Development (R&D) in the areas of mathematics and computing, brings together in the Ile-de-Fran...

8 likes · 13 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@TomZ · 4 years ago

The story of how BCHs 2020 DAA came to be.

About a year ago discussions started around the Bitcoin Cash DAA (Difficulty Adjustment Algorithm). It was getting clear that there were problems, but frankly only a small number of people looked clos...

31 likes · 7 comments · Bitcoin Cash (e11c)

@BDengineer · 3 years ago

Patterns

"We live in a universe of patterns where every night the stars move in circles across the sky". Patterns are basically numerical patterns, geometric patterns, and movement patterns. A mathematician’...

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@NemanjaSlavkovic · 4 years ago

Biography of Blaise Pascal

Blaise Pascal invented the first digital calculator, Pascaline. The French inventor, Blaise Pascal, was one of the most famous mathematicians and physicists of his time. He admits that he invented a...

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@evomeopetrobi · 4 years ago

Zero

Zero is a number that indicates the absence of any quantity and that forms the boundary between positive and negative numbers, denoted by the digit 0. Zero is an even number and the only real number t...

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@Jeaneth · 4 years ago

Men vs. Women: Who's Better?

This is going to be a controversial article. You might want to join the controversy and raise your opinions, especially the guys out there. This has always been the talk everywhere whenever argume...

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@Tamanna21 · 4 years ago

Funny mathematics: what will I get if I divide zero(0) by zero(O)

What will (0/0) result? Infinity? zero? 1? or something else??? The mathematicians had a lot of experiments and thoughts on this. There were many suggested solutions as well. I am going to prese...

8 likes · 18 comments · Share Your Thoughts (SYT) (a50c)

@Snezana28 · 4 years ago

Mathematics of epidemiology

Dear all friend, Have a another beautiful day. I am also fine by the grace of Almighty god. Our friend @Dreamer arrange some giveaway. All of you also can join. Here is the below link : https://r...

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@Beret1234 · 4 years ago

Find the Origin of X

Have you ever wondered on your math class, you always see and use the X variable as unknown? Do you know where it came from or at least who was the responsible for it? The answer is because a famous...

2 likes · 2 comments · Help to Earn (4ca6)

@JaseDMF · 2 years ago

Ethereum's Delicatessen Factor

Dear reader, I presume that you’ve heard about this thing called Ethereum 2.0? It’s going to save the crypto market and pump all our bags to the moon, right? It will rid us of that dreaded, yet pre...

4 likes · 2 comments · Cryptocurrency and Blockchain (7b7f)

@Khalisah · 3 years ago

King of All Kings

With a fortune of $ 400 billion, adjusted for inflation, Mansa Musa is significantly wealthier than the currently richest people in the world. Mansa Musa was an African king in the 14th century who ho...

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@LeoBanna · 4 years ago

Nobel of Penroge

Doubts arose as to whether the black hole existed at all — this time the Nobel Committee took Sir Roger Penrose's Nobel Prize in Physics to the forefront of its existence. No, he's not enjoying the p...

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@Govawaya · 2 years ago

Ten Cryptocurrencies That Could Be More Attractive than Bitcoin in 2023

Cryptocurrency ─ The cryptocurrency market has endured one of the sharpest declines in its entire existence in early June of this year. In particular, Bitcoin (BTC), which is widely considered the “M...

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@kuldeep023 · 3 years ago

Scientist find a new way of predicting covid-19 vaccine efficiency

The specialists from the University of New South Wales' Kirby Institute, the Peter Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity, and the University of Sydney have distinguished an 'insusceptible assoc...

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