Numbers with only one prime number each as factors

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Forward-mode and reverse-mode autodiff in python featuring dual numbers and graph traversals

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Masaki Kashiwara for contributions to algebraic analysis and representation theory

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Why is the product of $n$ consecutive numbers always a multiple of $n.$

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After six long years, and for the first time using GPUs

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more math news from Mathstodon

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A pattern that has evaded explanation for a long time, so I'm posting it here.

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What is the size of the shift between two successive curves and how do you show that they intersect at integer points?

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Find the shortest route between two points in a circle by touching the circumference along the route.

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Remembering 2014 Fields Medallist Maryam Mirzakhani

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Some fun questions I've been trying to solve on and off this month

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Avi Wigderson for foundational contributions to the theory of computation.

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A discontinuity paradox

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Michel Talagrand for contributions to probability theory and functional analysis

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My notes while trying to make sense of the Navier Stokes problem

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Some notes on rod-cutting, LCS, and 0-1 Knapsack...

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explicit constructions of sets with more unique pairwise sums than differences

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a very elegant proof that I learnt after many hours of toil

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Analysis of Entry A004207 in the OEIS

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Streaming while doing math

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Live Coding Seam Carving Part 2

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A very good thread (with an unexpected Alexander crossover) from Mathstodon

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an elegant problem with an even more elegant solution

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Exercises in faster and more intuitive tensor notation for deep learning.

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This is a very good party trick to learn

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Comparing factorial computation times vs. approximation as exponentiation, gamma functions, and Stirling's approximation.

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Prove that a series where each term is the arithmetic mean of the previous two terms converges.

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How I work with $\LaTeX$ locally instead of using OverLeaf

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Testing whether Newton's method decays updates exponentially

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Proofs and solutions from "Elementary Introduction to Number Theory" by Calvin Long

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One of these is not like the other

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Live Coding Seam Carving Part 1

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some solutions I wrote up

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Is it right?

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number theory, sphere packing, and chromatic polynomials

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The inbuilt ceil function was being very unwieldy. I prefer defining my own inline function now.

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Storing a few results here for future use

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a wild fibonacci appears

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A video from Prof. Courtney Gibbons I revisit a lot

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Fermat's Last Theorem, Essay Writing and the return of La Liga and Serie A.

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A revision of first principles and more mathematics

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A math-heavy but super elegant proof that I learnt

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Mathematics mostly, with some code sprinkle-tossed in. Solving puzzles never felt more exhilarating.

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Analysis and Solutions for the 2020 edition of Google's annual Code Jam competition.

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Notes for a lecture I gave as an undergrad

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