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Science, 1980
Current research in mathematics involves a wide variety of interlocking ideas, old and new. For example, results about the curves and surfaces defined by polynomial equations, as in algebraic geometry, appear in the study of solitary waves and also in the gauge theories in physics.
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Current research in mathematics involves a wide variety of interlocking ideas, old and new. For example, results about the curves and surfaces defined by polynomial equations, as in algebraic geometry, appear in the study of solitary waves and also in the gauge theories in physics.
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Observer’s mathematics – mathematics of relativity
Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2007zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Khots, Boris, Khots, Dmitriy
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Neural Networks, 2006
Since the discovery of the SOM's by T. Kohonen, many results that provide a better description of their behaviour have been found. Most of them are very convincing, but from a mathematical point of view, only a few are actually proved. In this paper, we make a review of some results that are still to be proved and give some framework to formulate ...
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Since the discovery of the SOM's by T. Kohonen, many results that provide a better description of their behaviour have been found. Most of them are very convincing, but from a mathematical point of view, only a few are actually proved. In this paper, we make a review of some results that are still to be proved and give some framework to formulate ...
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IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 2012
In this paper, the proposed method takes a mathematical approach with closed-form expressions to simulate marbling. This method improves control, ease of implementation, parallelism, and speed, enabling real-time visual feedback and creation of vivid flowing animations. Users can start designs from a blank sheet, raster images, or videos.
Shufang, Lu +4 more
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In this paper, the proposed method takes a mathematical approach with closed-form expressions to simulate marbling. This method improves control, ease of implementation, parallelism, and speed, enabling real-time visual feedback and creation of vivid flowing animations. Users can start designs from a blank sheet, raster images, or videos.
Shufang, Lu +4 more
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Mathematical Lens: Building Mathematically
The Mathematics Teacher, 2009In January 2008, seventeen participants in the Montclair State University (MSU) GK–12 Fellows in the Middle Program visited China for two weeks. Our group included two mathematics graduate students, four science graduate students, two middle school mathematics teachers, one middle school science teacher, one superintendent, and six MSU mathematics and ...
Aihua Li, Mika Munakata
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Mathematics and Philosophy of Mathematics
Philosophia Mathematica, 1994Nach den Ausführungen des Verf. führt das Studium der Ontologie zu keinen ersten Prinzipien der Mathematik, noch bestimmt die Mathematik die Ontologie. Die Begründung dieser Ansicht stützt sich auf eingehende Studien sowohl von Plato und Proklos sowie der Werke von Gödel, Brouwer, Poincaré, Lebesgue and Bernays.
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International Journal of Game Theory, 1992
Kayles, first introduced by \textit{H. E. Dudeney} [``Canterbury puzzles'' (London 1910), p. 118, p. 120] and \textit{S. Loyd} [``Cyclopedia of tricks and puzzles'' (New York 1914), p. 232], is an impartial combinatorial game, played with rows of skittles. Two players alternatively remove a single skittle or two contiguous ones.
Sibert, W. L., Conway, J. H.
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Kayles, first introduced by \textit{H. E. Dudeney} [``Canterbury puzzles'' (London 1910), p. 118, p. 120] and \textit{S. Loyd} [``Cyclopedia of tricks and puzzles'' (New York 1914), p. 232], is an impartial combinatorial game, played with rows of skittles. Two players alternatively remove a single skittle or two contiguous ones.
Sibert, W. L., Conway, J. H.
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Mathematical Intuition Vs. Mathematical Monsters*
Synthese, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Mathematical Consultants, Computational Mathematics and Mathematica Engineering
The American Mathematical Monthly, 1955(1955). Mathematical Consultants, Computational Mathematics and Mathematical Engineering. The American Mathematical Monthly: Vol. 62, No. 8, pp. 565-571.
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