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From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP

The Election Night Time Warp

Has Election Night—not just the election—been modeled adequately? The Conversation source Kurt Gödel famously found solutions to Albert Einstein’s equations of...

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The Night of the Ethical Algorithm

Algorithms for the Election Michael Kearns and Aaron Roth are the authors of the book Ethical Algorithms and the The Science of Socially Aware Algorithm Design....

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A Vast and Tiny Breakthrough

Christofides bound beaten by an epsilon’s idea of epsilon src1, src2, src3 Anna Karlin, Nathan Klein, and Shayan Oveis Gharan have made a big splash with the number...

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Are Black Holes Necessary?

Our congratulations on the 2020 Nobel Prize in Physics Composite crop of src1, src2 Roger Penrose, Reinhard Genzel, and Andrea Ghez have won the 2020 Nobel Prize...

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IBM Conference on the Informational Lens

Some differences from the Computational Lens Chai Wah Wu, Jonathan Lenchner, Charles Bennett, and Yuhai Tu are the moderators for the four days of the First IBM...

From Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP

Puzzle Reviews by a Puzzle Writer

Not puzzling reviews Princeton University Press page Jason Rosenhouse is professor in the Department of Mathematics at James Madison University. His research focuses...

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Hybrid Versus Remote Teaching

Which is best for students? Cropped from Wikipedia src Moshe Vardi holds multiple professorships at Rice University. He is also the Senior Editor of Communications...

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20,000 Comments and More

With more about the Separating Words Problem I.I.T. Madras page Anoop S K M is a PhD student in the theory group of I.I.T. Madras in Chennai, India. His comment...

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Cleverer Automata Exist

A breakthrough on the separating words problem Zachary Chase is a graduate student of Ben Green at Oxford. Chase has already solved a number of interesting problems...

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A Brilliant Book on Combinatorics

And Razborov’s brilliant proof method Stasys Jukna is the author of the book Extremal Combinatorics With Applications in Computer Science. Today we talk about Jukna...

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Mathematical Search

A flying start from nearby Rochester Anurag Agarwal and Richard Zanibbi are tenured faculty in Mathematics and Computer Science, respectively, at RIT. They partner...

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Ron Graham, 1935–2020

Ron Graham passed away, but he lives on… Cropped from tribute by Tom Leighton Ron Graham just passed away Monday at the age of in La Jolla near UCSD. Today Ken...

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Intellectual Fireworks?

Some different ideas for marking the Fourth “Founding Frenemies” source John Adams and Thomas Jefferson did not use Zoom. Their correspondence, from 1777 up to...

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Taking a Problem Down a Peg

By blowing up its objects Composite crop of src1, src2 Joshua Greene and Andrew Lobb proved last month that every smooth Jordan curve in the plane and real , there...

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Some Real and Some Virtual News

Gossip and more. Composite of , src1, src3 Jessica Deters, Izabel Aguiar, and Jacqueline Feuerborn are the authors of the paper, “The Mathematics of Gossip.” They...

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Proof Checking: Not Line by Line

Proofs and perpetual motion machines Leonardo da Vinci is, of course, famous for his paintings and drawings, but was also interested in inventions, and in various...

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The Doomsday Argument in Chess

Framing a controversial conversation piece as a conservation law Snip from Closer to Truth video on DA John Gott III is an emeritus professor of astrophysical sciences...

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The 2020 Y Prize

Can one maintain privacy while publicly congratulating? X Facemask src X, who shall go nameless here, recently won a prize for research. Today we congratulate X...

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John Horton Conway 1937–2020

An appreciation Names for large numbers source John Horton Conway just passed away from complications of COVID-19. We are all saddened by this news, and we hope...

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Research at Home

An idea for human-interest interviews Pixabay free src Dr. Lofa Polir is, like many of us, working from home. When we last wrote about her two years ago, she had...
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