Roughly speaking, he has spent the first half of his career connecting mathematics to mathematics, and the second half connecting mathematics to physics.
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Which is roughly the distinction between discrete mathematics and continuous mathematics.
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It's all mathematics, isn't it, drumming, but his mathematics were from another planet.
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I think doing mathematics is tremendously emotional, and I think that anybody who does mathematics knows this.
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For if your ability for mathematics ever eclipses your love for mathematics then both will be doomed.
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"We have created many such concepts around mathematics along with other standard mathematics curriculum inside the SDK," he says.
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"I was immersed in mathematics, but I never felt quite like a member of the mathematics community," Simons said.
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Some cognitive scientists consider p-adic mathematics the natural mathematics of cognition, evolutionarily developed to conceptualize large quantities of complex information.
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Excerpted from Do Dice Play God: The Mathematics of Uncertainty, by Ian Stewart, emeritus professor of mathematics at the University of Warwick.
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Other high-paying majors on Zippia's list include numerous science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields, including applied mathematics, physics and chemical engineering.
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After graduating from the Lycée Descartes, where he took advanced courses in philosophy and mathematics, Yves studied mathematics at the University of Poitiers.
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Hall, 30, is a middle-school mathematics teacher and a chairwoman of the mathematics department at the Archer School for Girls in Los Angeles.
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He earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics in 1946, a master's in statistics and a doctorate in mathematics, all from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
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"This is absolutely phenomenal, both for Caucher and for mathematics at Cambridge," said Professor Gabriel Paternain, head of the university's department of pure mathematics and mathematical statistics.
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"To have reached that level of mathematics, it certainly implies that you are in love with mathematics," said Michel Broué, a mathematician at the University of Paris.
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The positions, in applied mathematics, pure mathematics and statistics, are available only to females as part of a university plan to increase the number of women in its workforce.
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"It's really hard to overstate how important" Dr. Nirenberg was, Walter A. Strauss, an emeritus professor of mathematics and applied mathematics at Brown University, said in a phone interview.
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The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics' Math Forum advances these simple questions to encourage students to become active and curious critical thinkers rather than passive consumers of mathematics.
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Dr. Klug was not involved with the latest advances, but "the mathematics behind it is the same mathematics that was developed in the ′60s by Aaron Klug," Dr. Henderson said.
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Mathematicians call this early mathematics p-adic mathematics, in which numbers do not quantify count or measure size in the usual sense, but instead label paths of a hierarchy tree.
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In 251, average SAT scores for Yorktown High School were 268 in critical reading, 2311 in mathematics and 2369 in writing; for Lakeland High School, 21781 in critical reading, 214 in mathematics and 6803 in writing; and for Walter Panas High School, 2680 in critical reading, 4899 in mathematics and 21929 in writing.
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His parents work in Sidi Bennour, Morocco, where his mother is a French and mathematics teacher at an elementary school, and his father is a mathematics teacher at a middle school.
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" "This is not mathematics; this is biology and chemistry.
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I used to do very pure mathematics — symplectic topology.
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" Until recently mathematics has, indeed, been a "man's game.
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Expected growth rate between 2018 and 2028: 26.0%Average annual salary: $101,900 Top knowledge areas: Mathematics, computers and electronics, and English languageTop skills: Mathematics, complex problem solving, critical thinking and reading comprehension
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She co-founded the IAS's Park City Mathematics Institute (PCMI), which "aims to train young researchers and promote mutual understanding of the interests and challenges in mathematics," according to the Abel Prize.
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Thirteen years after Higher Topos Theory formalized the mathematics of equivalence, these new initiatives are an attempt to refine and promote the ideas—to make the mathematics of equivalence more universally accessible.
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Kevin Buzzard, a number theorist and professor of pure mathematics at Imperial College London, believes that it is time to create a new area of mathematics dedicated to the computerization of proofs.
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"Mirzakhani specialized in theoretical mathematics that read like a foreign language by those outside of mathematics: moduli spaces, Teichmüller theory, hyperbolic geometry, Ergodic theory and symplectic geometry," according to the Stanford press announcement.
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It means there is no "theory of everything" in mathematics.
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Right; well, you see, a lot of mathematics is predictable.
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A lot of mathematics ultimately is artistic rather than useful.
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I don't think traditional mathematics is the place to look.
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That's also a very narrow view of what mathematics is.
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Not just academically, like with systems thinking or mathematics stuff.
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In contrast, mathematics scores were hardly altered by pollution exposure.
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He has truly left a conspicuous imprint on modern mathematics.
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In 2002, he shared the prestigious Wolf Prize in Mathematics.
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Jerry McNerney of California, who has a PhD in mathematics.
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These would be educated men interested in mathematics and antiquity.
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Despite this, Clinton's advantage remains that electoral mathematics favor her.
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International test results show declines in science, mathematics and reading.
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It includes standards for English language arts (ELA) and mathematics.
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That fragmentation complicates the coalition mathematics for the centrist parties.
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Over the years mathematics has become the language of economics.
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Until 2014, his mother was a mathematics tutor in Bayside.
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Hobart locates this great shift in the field of mathematics.
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But Mr Gabbay seems motivated by more than electoral mathematics.
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The machine cannot perform mathematics above the basic arithmetic level.
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Katherine Johnson's keen mathematics skills helped put people in space.
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France will seek to leverage its traditional strength in mathematics.
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It's a nonquantitative model, but it's a field of mathematics.
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In fact, in mathematics, it's been happening for years already.
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Elias's interest in mathematics was kindled at Stuyvesant High School.
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Computers allowed Armajani to extend his lifelong interest in mathematics.
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The mathematics of the Trump curse for Republicans are simple.
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Steve Fabian via Facebook Mathematics draws districts; cryptography verifies votes.
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He came second in his year studying mathematics at Cambridge.
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He holds a doctorate in applied mathematics from Harvard University.
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The other thing he does, that I love, is mathematics.
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SQL has its roots in set theory and pure mathematics.
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Ms. Hessney wrote the "reveal" and Stat Nuggets with Erica Chauvet, a mathematics professor at Waynesburg University in Pennsylvania, and moderates online with Leigh Nataro, a mathematics professor at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pa.
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Mathematical pioneers, including Ernest Zermelo and Abraham Fraenkel, persevered and prevented this mathematical "explosion" by creating a new subbranch of mathematics, axiomatic set theory, thereby resolving the contradiction and reaffirming the validity of mathematics.
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To answer that question, Arie Shaus, a mathematics and archaeology doctoral candidate at Tel Aviv University, along with Shira Faigenbaum-Golovin, an applied mathematics doctoral candidate at the university, and colleagues, relied on machine learning.
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He earned a bachelor's and master's in mathematics while maintaining a 4.0 GPA and his work has been published in numerous journals, including the Journal of Computation Mathematics and the SIAM Journal of Numerical Analysis.
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Bitcoin uses sophisticated mathematics to secure transactions instead, making banks unnecessary.
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I developed a program myself that works completely off of mathematics.
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Where does your passion for mathematics and quantitative thought come from?
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Pure mathematics is, in its way, the poetry of logical ideas.
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Back in 2003, Assange enrolled himself into mathematics at Melbourne University.
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All they did was describe it in the language of mathematics.
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I graduated with a triple BA in philosophy, literature, and mathematics.
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That passion is also undermined by the dismal science of mathematics.
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The prize for mathematics goes to Yakov Eliashberg, for symplectic geometry.
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Mr Merton's use of continuous-time mathematics created a valuable template.
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He holds a PhD in Applied Mathematics from Kent State University.
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Both mathematics and Ms Tsai, she adds, embody rationality and calmness.
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Mathematics The Winton Gallery, Science Museum, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.
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Mathematics went on to inform her design work and architecture practices.
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Because I think of mathematics as a means to an end.
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G.A.: Is childhood performance an indicator of future success in mathematics?
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But he could not wrap his head around the mathematics involved.
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Cuban revealed his five selections, which range from psychology to mathematics.
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His father is a mathematics professor at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh.
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Ms. Bousany, 29, is a mathematics teacher at Boulder High School.
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"I've never stopped being interested in [mathematics]," Egan wrote by email.
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He was awarded the Fields Medal, mathematics' highest honor, in August.
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Which almost felt more like mathematics than making an actual song.
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He graduated with a degree in physics and mathematics in 1936.
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Simple mathematics shows why, shedding light on our species' ecological footprint.
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As she grew up her two loves were music and mathematics.
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As is the habit of a mathematics Ph.D. I respected it.
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In a conversation with our writer, he became philosophical about mathematics.
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It has inspired countless careers in science, technology, mathematics and engineering.
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"In mathematics, there is very much the same thing," she said.
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The writer is the founder of the Julia Robinson Mathematics Festival.
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They're also introduced to basic numbers and the beginnings of mathematics.
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He received his master's and Ph.D. in applied mathematics from Northwestern.
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The groom's mother is a professor of mathematics at Clark University.
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