Maria Esipova is a student who has loved maths since she was very young. Her parents, who are engineers, encouraged her interest in math and science. Maria moved to Canada when she was in third grade and enrolled in a unique program for math and science in high school.When Maria started studying Maths...
Monash College scientists have tested the conventional wisdom that biological patterns are explained by physical restrictions.In a study released today in Scientific research, the researchers offer their mathematical model of animal development, which describes how animals devote energy to growth and reproduction as they age and increase in size."Despite the fact that living organisms...
Game theory, the investigation of tactical decisions, brings various skills such as math, psychology, and point of view together. Game theory was created by John von Neumann and Oskar Morgenstern in 1944 and has traveled a long way ever since. The worth of game theory for decision making and evaluation today can be assessed...
Photo yourself standing at the edge of a roadway, attempting to determine if it's secure to go across. It's nighttime, and rainfall is dropping, making it tough to see what's up in advance. After looking at both means, you step onto the roadway.However, what if this was an inadequate option? Maybe you've misjudged the...
Teaching with Squid GameFirst-year business and economics students throughout the globe might in the future be using Netflix's international hit series "Squid Game" to learn intricate economic concepts.A new article by the Monash Business School has shown how incorporating the hit dystopian series "Squid Game" techniques can reinvent how students learn Game Theory, one...
The patterns of the ocellated lizard are predictable by a mathematical model. Credit: UNIGE / Michel MilinkovitchThe shape-shifting clouds of starling birds, the order of neural networks, or the anthill structure: Nature has many complicated systems whose behaviors can be modeled using mathematical tools. The same holds for the labyrinthine patterns created by the...
A Different Kind of Queen's GambitHarvard mathematician greatly settles 150-year-old chess problem involving most potent piece on board.In the game of chess, the queen is considered the most powerful piece on the board because of its ability to move in any direction along the rank, file, or diagonal it is placed on. This makes...
The researchers Adrián Esteban-Pérez and Juan M. Morales develop a distributionally durable chance-constrained solution of the Optimal Power Flow problem (OPF), where the system operator can leverage contextual data. For this purpose, they utilized an ambiguity collection based on probability trimmings and optimum transportation. This way, the dispatch service is safeguarded against the incomplete...
The Journal of Philosophical Logic offers a platform for work at the nexus of philosophy and logic. Credit: iStock/ pexelsWith contributions spanning from conceptual to technical, the Journal of Philosophical Logic offers a platform for work at the nexus of philosophy and logic, both new and old.As a result, the Journal...
AI Programmers Typically Ignore Security in Search of Innovation-- How Should We Regulate Them Without Obstructing Progression?Ever since artificial intelligence (AI) transitioned from concept to reality, r&d centers throughout the world have been rushing to find the next big innovation in AI.This competition is, in some cases, called the "AI race." However, in practice,...
