The IceCube-Gen2 Collaboration -- Contributions to the 38th
International Cosmic Ray Conference (ICRC2023)
 IceCube-Gen2 Abbasi, R Ackermann, M Adams, J Agarwalla, S Aguilar, J Ahlers, M Alameddine, J Amin, N Andeen, K Anton, G Argüelles, C Ashida, Y Athanasiadou, S Audehm, J Axani, S Bai, X V, A Baricevic, M Barwick, S Basu, V Bay, R Tjus, J Beise, J Bellenghi, C Benning, C BenZvi, S Berley, D Bernardini, E Besson, D Bishop, A Blaufuss, E Blot, S Bohmer, M Bontempo, F Book, J Borowka, J Meneguolo, C Böser, S Botner, O Böttcher, J Bouma, S Bourbeau, E Braun, J Brinson, B Brostean-Kaiser, J Burley, R Busse, R Butterfield, D Campana, M Carloni, K Carnie-Bronca, E Cataldo, M Chattopadhyay, S Chau, N Chen, C Chen, Z Chirkin, D Choi, S Clark, B Clark, R Classen, L Coleman, A Collin, G Conrad, J Cowen, D Dasgupta, B Dave, P Deaconu, C Clercq, C Kockere, S DeLaunay, J Delgado, D Deng, S Deoskar, K Desai, A Desiati, P Vries, K Wasseige, G DeYoung, T Diaz, A Díaz-Vélez, J Dittmer, M Domi, A Dujmovic, H DuVernois, M Ehrhardt, T Eller, P Ellinger, E Mentawi, S Elsässer, D Engel, R Erpenbeck, H Evans, J Evenson, P Fan, K Fang, K Farrag, K Fazely, A Fedynitch, A Feigl, N Fiedlschuster, S Finley, C Fischer, L Flaggs, B Fox, D Franckowiak, A Fritz, A Fujii, T Fürst, P Gallagher, J Ganster, E Garcia, A Gerhardt, L Gernhaeuser, R Ghadimi, A Giri, P Glaser, C Glauch, T Glüsenkamp, T Goehlke, N Goswami, S Grant, D Gray, S Gries, O Griffin, S Griswold, S Guevel, D Günther, C Gutjahr, P Haack, C Azim, T Hallgren, A Halliday, R Hallmann, S Halve, L Halzen, F Hamdaoui, H Minh, M Hanson, K Hardin, J Harnisch, A Hatch, P Haugen, J Haungs, A Heinen, D Helbing, K Hellrung, J Hendricks, B Henningsen, F Henrichs, J Heuermann, L Heyer, N Hickford, S Hidvegi, A Hignight, J Hill, C Hill, G Hoffman, K Hoffmann, B Holzapfel, K Hori, S Hoshina, K Hou, W Huber, T Huege, T Hughes, K Hultqvist, K Hünnefeld, M Hussain, R Hymon, K In, S Ishihara, A Jacquart, M Janik, O Jansson, M Japaridze, G Jeong, M Jin, M Jones, B Kalekin, O Kang, D Kang, W Kang, X Kappes, A Kappesser, D Kardum, L Karg, T Karl, M Karle, A Katori, T Katz, U Kauer, M Kelley, J Zathul, A Kheirandish, A Kiryluk, J Klein, S Kobayashi, T Kochocki, A Kolanoski, H Kontrimas, T Köpke, L Kopper, C Koskinen, D Koundal, P Kovacevich, M Kowalski, M Kozynets, T Krauss, C Kravchenko, I Krishnamoorthi, J Krupczak, E Kumar, A Kun, E Kurahashi, N Lad, N Gualda, C Larson, M Latseva, S Lauber, F Lazar, J Lee, J DeHolton, K Leszczyńska, A Lincetto, M Liu, Q Liubarska, M Lohan, M Lohfink, E LoSecco, J Love, C Mariscal, C Lu, L Lucarelli, F Lyu, Y Madsen, J Mahn, K Makino, Y Mancina, S Mandalia, S Sainte, W Mariş, I Marka, S Marka, Z Marsee, M Martinez-Soler, I Maruyama, R Mayhew, F McElroy, T McNally, F Mead, J Meagher, K Mechbal, S Medina, A Meier, M Merckx, Y Merten, L Meyers, Z Micallef, J Mikhailova, M Mitchell, J Montaruli, T Moore, R Morii, Y Morse, R Moulai, M Mukherjee, T Naab, R Nagai, R Nakos, M Narayan, A Naumann, U Necker, J Negi, A Nelles, A Neumann, M Niederhausen, H Nisa, M Noell, A Novikov, A Nowicki, S Nozdrina, A Oberla, E Pollmann, A O'Dell, V Oehler, M Oeyen, B Olivas, A Ørsøe, R Osborn, J O'Sullivan, E Papp, L Park, N Parker, G Paudel, E Paul, L Heros, C Petersen, T Peterson, J Philippen, S Pieper, S Pinfold, J Pizzuto, A Plaisier, I Plum, M Pontén, A Popovych, Y Rodriguez, M Pries, B Procter-Murphy, R Przybylski, G Pyras, L Rack-Helleis, J Rameez, M Rawlins, K Rechav, Z Rehman, A Reichherzer, P Renzi, G Resconi, E Reusch, S Rhode, W Riedel, B Riegel, M Rifaie, A Roberts, E Robertson, S Rodan, S Roellinghoff, G Rongen, M Rott, C Ruhe, T Ryckbosch, D Safa, I Saffer, J Salazar-Gallegos, D Sampathkumar, P Herrera, S Sandrock, A Sandstrom, P Santander, M Sarkar, S Savelberg, J Savina, P Schaufel, M Schieler, H Schindler, S Schlickmann, L Schlüter, B Schlüter, F Schmeisser, N Schmidt, T Schneider, J Schröder, F Schumacher, L Schwefer, G Sclafani, S Seckel, D Seikh, M Seunarine, S Shaevitz, M Shah, R Sharma, A Shefali, S Shimizu, N Silva, M Skrzypek, B Smith, D Smithers, B Snihur, R Soedingrekso, J Søgaard, A Soldin, D Soldin, P Sommani, G Southall, D Spannfellner, C Spiczak, G Spiering, C Stamatikos, M Stanev, T Stezelberger, T Stoffels, J Stürwald, T Stuttard, T Sullivan, G Taboada, I Taketa, A Tanaka, H Ter-Antonyan, S Thiesmeyer, M Thompson, W Thwaites, J Tilav, S Tollefson, K Tönnis, C Torres, J Toscano, S Tosi, D Trettin, A Tsunesada, Y Tung, C Turcotte, R Twagirayezu, J Ty, B Elorrieta, M Upadhyay, A Upshaw, K Valtonen-Mattila, N Vandenbroucke, J Eijndhoven, N Vannerom, D Santen, J Vara, J Veberic, D Veitch-Michaelis, J Venugopal, M Verpoest, S Vieregg, A Vijai, A Walck, C Weaver, C Weigel, P Weindl, A Weldert, J Welling, C Wendt, C Werthebach, J Weyrauch, M Whitehorn, N Wiebusch, C Willey, N Williams, D Wissel, S Witthaus, L Wolf, A Wolf, M Wörner, G Wrede, G Wren, S Xu, X Yanez, J Yildizci, E Yoshida, S Young, R Yu, F Yu, S Yuan, T Zhang, Z Zhelnin, P Zierke, S Zimmerman, M (24 Jul 2023) http://arxiv.org/abs/2307.13048v1

Song of the Week: Dexy's Midnight Runners - This is What She's Like

The album that was trashed at the time only to be considered a classic years later. Yes, a staple of music (and all art for that matter).

Dexy's Midnight Runners were riding high after the success of 'Come on Eileen'. Cue band leader Kevin Rowland changing their look and their luck. This song from the subsequent album 'Don't Stand Me Down' (most critics did) is actually 12 minutes long (and better) but this is the short version. They are still around to tell the tale.

Looking for future biological control agents: the comparative function of the deutosternal groove in mesostigmatid mites
 Bowman, C Experimental and Applied Acarology volume 91 issue 2 139-235 (07 Sep 2023)
Compositional layering in Io driven by magmatic segregation and volcanism
 Spencer, D Katz, R Hewitt, I May, D Keszthelyi, L (01 Jul 2020)
Structure-preserving and helicity-conserving finite element approximations and preconditioning for the Hall MHD equations
 Laakmann, F Hu, K Farrell, P Journal of Computational Physics volume 492 (14 Aug 2023)
Energy translation symmetries and dynamics of separable autonomous two-dimensional ODEs
 Borgqvist, J Ohlsson, F Baker, R Physica D: Nonlinear Phenomena volume 454 (02 Aug 2023)
Flow Dynamics in Stented Ureter
 Zheng, S Carugo, D Clavica, F Mosayyebi, A Waters, S Urinary Stents 149-158 (21 Aug 2022)
Philip talking

When did you know it was Maths? - Philip

The date: 1970s. The location: Rainey Endowed School, Magherafelt, Northern Ireland. The action: a mathematics lesson. The talent: a young Philip Maini. The story so far: a long explanation of an oscillating pendulum...

Wed, 06 Mar 2024
17:00
L5

The Conceptualization of Mathematics in Pharaonic Egypt

Annette Imhausen
(Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main)
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A joint History of Mathematics/Egyptology and Ancient Near Eastern Studies Seminar

Abstract

Ancient Egypt is credited (along with Mesopotamia) for providing the oldest extant mathematical texts. Since the 19th century, when the first edition of the Rhind mathematical papyrus was published, it has held an important role in the historiography of mathematics. One of the earliest researchers in the field of ancient Egyptian sciences was Otto Neugebauer who has been a major influence on the early development of the field. While research in Egyptian mathematics initially focused on those aspects that could be linked to its possible successors in modern mathematics, research has also revealed various characteristics that could not easily be transferred into a modern equivalent. In addition, research on other sciences, like medicine and astronomy, has yielded further evidence that a limitation on those aspects that have successors in modern sciences will at best give an incomplete picture of ancient scholarship. This will be explored in a new long-term project, which is briefly sketched. In the context of this project, Egyptian mathematics is also studied. The talk will present an example from the terminology used in Egyptian mathematical texts to describe this area of knowledge and explore its epistemological consequences for our studies of ancient Egyptian mathematics and aim to situate it in its ancient context.

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