Crash games like Aviator turn risk into spectacle. The multiplier climbs, seconds stretch, and we face a razor-thin decision: ...
Dirksen applies mathematical methods to tackle concrete problems. A central question in his research is how to reduce massive amounts of data into something workable, without losing essential ...
Why do so many turn to quantum physics to explain mystical experiences? This post explores how Quantum Field Theory has ...
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How a math theory born in Cold War might hold clues to when humanity disappears
Could math predict humanity’s end? The Carter catastrophe suggests we might be living closer to the finale than we realize.
Quantum clocks built from randomness offer a new perspective on time, merging quantum mechanics with timekeeping and ...
Physicists at MIT have developed a new way to probe inside an atom's nucleus, using the atom's own electrons as "messengers" ...
Lignins—the complex molecules that make plants sturdy and allow them to grow tall—are not as random as once thought. A new ...
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Why Some Problems Can’t Be Solved Without Randomness
Today we're looking at HyperLogLog, an algorithm that leverages random chance to count the number of distinct items are in a ...
Introduction Stress is a major health issue in contemporary society, and mindfulness-based approaches reduce stress and anxiety but face practical barriers to consistent practice; this protocol ...
Randomized controlled trials are clinical trials in which at least two interventions — the test treatment and a control treatment — are simultaneously evaluated in two or more arms of the trial, with ...
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