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Mathematical Developments enable Advancements in Seismic Activity Detection

Mathematical Developments enable Advancements in Seismic Activity Detection

Scientists have overcame mathematical hurdles in traditional Spectral Matrix analysis, which is used to evaluate three-component seismic signals, by incorporating time-delay components. The novel technology…
New Study guides Mathematical Model Development for Gene Regulatory Networks

New Study guides Mathematical Model Development for Gene Regulatory Networks

A recently released paper offers advice on creating reliable mathematical models for gene regulation networks. Over the last 20 years, biology and medicine experts have…
Breakthrough Mathematical Proof reveals new insights on Typhoon Dynamics

Breakthrough Mathematical Proof reveals new insights on Typhoon Dynamics

A team of scientists has produced irrefutable evidence that some spherical vortices exist in a stable condition. Mathematical models are essential for understanding the complicated…
Human Brains have evolved to Function as Supercomputers

Human Brains have evolved to Function as Supercomputers

Scientists have shown that human brains are inherently designed to execute complicated calculations, similar to that of a high-powered computer, in order to make sense…
Mathematics Underpins a Novel Theoretical approach to Oncology

Mathematics Underpins a Novel Theoretical approach to Oncology

Mathematics, histology, and genomes all agree that the most aggressive clear-cell renal cell carcinomas have low intratumor heterogeneity, meaning they have fewer different cell types.…
Math allows for Hydrogen Blending in Natural Gas Pipelines

Math allows for Hydrogen Blending in Natural Gas Pipelines

Blending hydrogen into natural gas pipelines is an area of interest and research as part of efforts to transition to a more sustainable and low-carbon…
Two Mathematicians Describe How Bridging Gaps Within the Subject Led to the Proof of Fermat’s Final Theorem

Two Mathematicians Describe How Bridging Gaps Within the Subject Led to the Proof of Fermat’s Final Theorem

Mathematician Andrew Wiles finally solved Fermat’s last theorem, which had been unanswered for three and a half centuries, on June 23, 1993, in the third…
A Novel Application of Game Theory Explains How Individuals Make Decisions in Dynamic Contexts

A Novel Application of Game Theory Explains How Individuals Make Decisions in Dynamic Contexts

Understanding the circumstances that lead to collaboration is vital for dealing with existential problems that affect all of mankind, such as the effects of inequality…
According to a Researcher, Four Stop Signs at Crossings is One too Many

According to a Researcher, Four Stop Signs at Crossings is One too Many

The majority of American drivers find it annoying to stop at a stop sign as they approach a junction. Jiasun Li, a professor of finance…
Why Teachers are Allowing Students to Solve Mathematics Problems in a Variety of Ways

Why Teachers are Allowing Students to Solve Mathematics Problems in a Variety of Ways

Families may be perplexed as to why their child’s math classroom differs so greatly from what they recall from their own school days. Why aren’t…
Successful Mathematical Evaluation of X-ray Beam Size

Successful Mathematical Evaluation of X-ray Beam Size

X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation, with a wavelength shorter than that of visible light, which allows them to penetrate solid objects and produce…
Answers to Spherical and Four-Dimensional Space-Related Issues Broaden the Use of the Euler Class

Answers to Spherical and Four-Dimensional Space-Related Issues Broaden the Use of the Euler Class

In cooperation with Purdue University, mathematicians from EPFL have answered a 30-year-old query about spheres and four-dimensional spaces. The “Euler class,” one of the most…
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