Computer Science
About Scientific Theories
What amount of effort really goes towards formulation?
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Probability Theory
The Waiting Paradox: An Intro to Probability Distributions
How much longer do I have to wait for my bus?
Physics
Extending Einstein’s Field Equations
Wave Properties of Matter in Gravitational Fields
Optimization
The Analyst’s Traveling Salesman Problem
Turning a Classic Problem Infinite and Fractal-like
Physics
The Eccentricities of J. Robert Oppenheimer
The so-called “Father of the Atomic Bomb” J. Robert Oppenheimer was once described as “a genius of the nuclear age and also the walking, talking conscience of science and civilization”.
Physics
A Finite Solution to Lorentz Factor at the Speed of Light
In theoretical physics, the Lorentz factor is a term by which relativistic mass, time, and length changes for an object in motion.
Logic
Formal Truth and Logic
Introduction to Logic for non-Mathematicians
Physics
How do Scientists Formulate New Equations?
This question must have crossed your mind at least once, even though you may not be so much of a fan of mathematics. If you are a curious…
Mathematics
The Besicovitch 1/2 Conjecture
Unsolved weirdness in 1-dimension
Mathematics
Understanding Exponents
Countering Our Limited Intuition Towards Exponential Functions
Mathematics
The Geometry of Pitch Class Sets
Strange Spaces in Music Theory
History
The Golden Age of Quantum Physics (1927)
The “most intelligent photograph ever taken”, as it is sometimes known, was captured during the Fifth Solvay International Conference on Electrons and Photons held in 1927 in Brussels, Belgium.