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UN exhibition in Nairobi traces India's contribution to mathematics
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (293+ words) India's rich mathematical heritage, including its seminal contributions of zero and the decimal system, was showcased at the United Nations Campus in Nairobi on Wednesday through an interactive exhibition tracing how Indian mathematical ideas travelled across cultures and continents and…...
A 50-year-old computer-assisted proof
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (254+ words) The idea of using computers to assist with proofs is not new. The first major computer-assisted proof was published in 1976, the proof of the four color theorem by Kenneth Appel and Wolfgang Haken. The authors reduced the proof of the…...
Exact equations discovered by computing the Gröbner basis
4+ day, 8+ hour ago (44+ words) Bioengineer.org Subject of Research: Exact equation discovery from noise-free data using Gröbner bases, evaluated on integer sequences from the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS) Article Title: Discovery of Exact Equations via Computing the Gröbner Basis...
Werner Heisenberg nearly failed his 1923 PhD oral because he could not explain the resolving power of a microscope—or even how a storage battery worked. Experimental physicist Wilhelm Wien wanted to fail him, but his mentor Arnold Sommerfeld defended his brilliance as a theorist, securing a mediocre cum laude—four years before Heisenberg used a microscope thought experiment to explain the uncertainty principle.
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (921+ words) Heisenberg's near-failed 1923 doctorate exposed his weakness in experimental physics, then the microscope returned in his 1927 explanation of quantum uncertainty....
θ Theory to emulate the laws of physics of matter through pure equations.
1+ week, 2+ day ago (11+ words) Everything under Cc By Nc Sa 4.0 PerpetualyContinue reading on Medium »...
A Science Without a Unit of Measurement
2+ week, 3+ day ago (858+ words) How modern spirituality borrowed the language of science while abandoning the standards that make science possible Physics has carried us to the edge of the …...
An Oxford Physicist Discovered Particles Doing the Impossible. It Could Finally Solve the Quantum Gravity Mystery.
3+ week, 1+ day ago (147+ words) And lead to an understanding of how gravity and quantum mechanics can play together in the same universe. But is that really what happens? However, Hawking’s logic suggests that as evaporation continues beyond this point, still further entanglement must be…...
Who is Seth Jacob Nabat? 18-year-old from California built an AI system to???see??? particle collisions??? and won $40,000
3+ week, 2+ day ago (405+ words) An 18-year-old California student has turned a complex physics problem into an AI experiment. Seth Jacob Nabat built a machine-learning system to help analyse high-energy particle collisions. His work earned him 10th place and a $40,000 prize in the 2026 Regeneron Science Talent…...
Seven writers, four physicists, one room, lots of plushies – Physics World
3+ week, 3+ day ago (1318+ words) Robert P Crease attends an unusual workshop that sought to moderate the sometimes infuriating discord between physicists and journalists How many times have you wanted to throttle a journalist? Do you ever get incensed about articles, podcasts or videos that…...
Roman to Integer — The Simple Trick Behind Roman Numerals
3+ week, 5+ day ago (164+ words) Roman numerals may look complicated at first, but there is actually a beautiful pattern hiding behind them. Once you understand one simple …...