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Mathew-starrer Lovely confirms April 4 releaseThe makers of Lovely, starring Mathew Thomas, have announced that the film will be released on April 4. Written and directed by Dileesh Karunakaran (previously known as Dileesh Nair), it marks his ...
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UT Mathematician Wins 2025 AMS Moore PrizeThe American Mathematical Society chose UT Austin’s Seán Keel and his co-authors for the prize, given every three years. Seán Keel of The University of Texas at Austin will receive the 2025 AMS E.H.
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Judge Mathis Wins Back His Wife, Linda Reese, After Filing For Divorce: 'We’re Standing Together'Judge Mathis is a man of his word regarding his marriage. In August, he told TMZ he would get his wife back after she filed for divorce a month prior, and the 64-year-old did just that. During a more ...
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Two-way mathematical 'dictionary' could connect quantum physics with number theorySeveral fields of mathematics have developed in total isolation, using their own "undecipherable" coded languages. In a new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Tamás ...
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Judge Mathis speaks out after wife of 39 years files for divorceOn Aug. 22, Judge Gregory Mathis’ wife of 39 years, Linda Mathis, filed for divorce. Screengrab from Judge Mathis' Instagram page On Aug. 22, Judge Gregory Mathis’ wife of 39 years, Linda Mathis, ...
Is that the central shortcoming in binary floating-point math?Hi, I'm struggeling with bin-FP imprecision ( think not the first one who does ), and think to have identified one central weakness.IEEE 754 standard delivers consistent arithmetic for a wide range of 'english plumber metrics' ( imperial system of measurement, halves, quarters, eights, sixteenths and so on ). Up to where it runs out of bits and switches into rounding.Alas decimal fractions are encoded in a way that most of them fall in that weak category, and operation results often need additional fit-in rounding.Rounded results aren't qualified for associativity and distributivity, the math with them is 'broken', is not qualified arithmetic from mathematical POV.In consequence the problems for calculations with decimal fractions are not limited to extreme cases or peripheral areas, but occur freely scattered even in the simplest calculations. ( 2 times 64 bit fail to add 0.2 and 0.1 correctly, embarrassing )Alas plenty of programs / users try substituting decimal fraction math with b
Ask HN: How to find job as Maths graduate with little other qualifications?I apologize if this question is to open-ended or otherwise inappropriate to the “Ask HN” format.I’m a student of Mathematics in Germany, at the very end of my Master’s (thesis submitted & defended, awaiting gradation) but have not managed to secure any job offer up till now, in spite of having tried for quite some time now. At this point I feel somewhat at a loss, so I was hoping that anybody on here knowledgeable about the job market in Germany would perhaps have an idea as to what (if anything) I might be doing wrong or what other avenues I could consider that I’ve missed so far.My main problem is likely that I have almost nothing to show in the way of “hard” skills and practical qualification besides the Maths degree. I did work part-time for most of my studies, but mostly stuff like generic office work or watching kids at an after-school care.When my graduation neared, I first thought hat it might be possible to find a job in an industrial context (e.g. in Automotive/Aviation, Phar
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Mathematicians find odd shapes that roll like a wheel in any dimensionMathematicians have reinvented the wheel with the discovery of shapes that can roll smoothly when sandwiched between two surfaces, even in four, five or any higher number of spatial dimensions. The ...
“Imagine, maths is used anywhere, and we don’t get to know this”—upper secondary students and the relevance of advanced mathematics - Frontiers“Imagine, maths is used anywhere, and we don’t get to know this”—upper secondary students and the relevance of advanced mathematics Frontiers