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Math Professor Makes Division Baseball Predictions - Erroneously Picks Pirates To Finish Last

Math Professor Makes Division Baseball Predictions - Erroneously Picks Pirates To Finish Last

New Jersey Institute of Technolgy math professor Bruce Bukiet is once again opining on outcomes for this season’s Major League Baseball teams. His picks are based on a mathematical model he developed…
You Are What You Eat?  Not According To Dynamical Systems Theory

You Are What You Eat? Not According To Dynamical Systems Theory

If identical twins eat and exercise equally, will they have the same body weight? Not really, say NIH investigators Carson Chow and Kevin Hall. They analyzed the fundamental equations of body…
Statistics Are Insufficient For Study Of Proteins' Signal System

Statistics Are Insufficient For Study Of Proteins' Signal System

Nearly ten years ago an article published in Science [Lockless SW, Ranganathan R (1999) Science 286:295–299] got a lot of attention. It described a method of demonstrating signal transfer in…
Infinite Solution To 'Euler’s Equation Of Degree Four' Discovered

Infinite Solution To 'Euler’s Equation Of Degree Four' Discovered

Recently, mathematician Daniel J. Madden and retired physicist Lee W. Jacobi found solutions to a puzzle that has been around for centuries - an infinite number of solutions for a puzzle known as '…
Natural Selection Applies In Business Also, Say Researchers

Natural Selection Applies In Business Also, Say Researchers

There are a number of interconnected factors that lead to the success or failure of any business so it is usually considered an impossible task to predict whether a company will sink or swim…
Mythical Third Degree Transcendental L-Function Spotted At AIM Meeting

Mythical Third Degree Transcendental L-Function Spotted At AIM Meeting

A new mathematical object was revealed yesterday during a lecture at the American Institute of Mathematics (AIM). Two researchers from the University of Bristol exhibited the first example of a third…
Can More Physicists And Fewer Politicans Resolve The Global Warming Debate?

Can More Physicists And Fewer Politicans Resolve The Global Warming Debate?

Science has developed sophisticated models of the atmosphere and instruments can help make detailed weather forecasts but to truly understand global climate change, scientists need more than just a…
140 Year-Old Schwarz-Christoffel Math Problem Solved

140 Year-Old Schwarz-Christoffel Math Problem Solved

A problem which has defeated mathematicians for almost 140 years has been solved by a researcher at Imperial College London. Professor Darren Crowdy, Chair in Applied Mathematics, has made the…
The Fractal Approach To Theories Of (City) Evolution

The Fractal Approach To Theories Of (City) Evolution

A new way of looking at cities has emerged during the last 20 years that could revolutionise planning and ultimately benefit city dwellers. ‘The Size, Scale and Shape of Cities’ in Science advocates…
Zig Or Zag?  A New Mathematical Model Tells How We Master Steep Slopes

Zig Or Zag? A New Mathematical Model Tells How We Master Steep Slopes

A straight line may be the shortest distance between two points, but it isn’t necessarily the fastest or easiest path to follow. That’s particularly true when terrain is not level, and now…

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