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A three-functor formalism for commutative von Neumann algebras
Henriques, A
Wasserman, T
(14 Apr 2025)
http://arxiv.org/abs/2504.10131v1
A Shape Evolution Model Under Affine Transformations
Domokos, G
Lángi, Z
Mezei, M
Mediterranean Journal of Mathematics
volume 14
issue 5
(25 Oct 2017)
ENERGY LOSS RATE OF OSCILLATONS
FODOR, G
FORGÁCS, P
MEZEI, M
The Twelfth Marcel Grossmann Meeting
1838-1840
(13 Feb 2012)
Sunflowers and Ramsey problems for restricted intersections
Janzer, B
Jin, Z
Sudakov, B
Wu, K
(21 Apr 2025)
http://arxiv.org/abs/2504.15264v1
Abstract 6241: Predicting treatment outcomes from adaptive therapy: a new mathematical biomarker
Gallagher, K
Strobl, M
Maini, P
Anderson, A
Cancer Research
volume 85
issue 8_Supplement_1
6241-6241
(21 Apr 2025)
How about Roger Penrose and his obsessional walks? Or a mathematical joke about an errant dog? Or more from agony uncle Josh Bull as he tells us how to best stir your tea?
All three and more feature in our latest short films which you can watch on YouTube. Roger's film and the link to them all are in the full article including Mie Gluckstad (image) on the pros and cons of random walks.
Bayesian modelling of repeated cross-sectional epidemic prevalence survey data
Steyn, N
Chadeau-Hyam, M
Elliott, P
Donnelly, C
Beam focusing and consequences for Doppler backscattering measurements
Ruiz, J
Parra, F
Hall-Chen, V
Belrhali, N
Giroud, C
Hillesheim, J
Lopez, N
contributors, J
Journal of Plasma Physics
volume 91
issue 2
e60
(25 Apr 2025)