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Conjecture extraction for proof autoformalization. ~ Simon Sorg, Wenda Li, Soumya Banerjee. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Soumya_Banerjee/publication/396932859_Conjecture_extraction_for_proof_autoformalization/links/68ff6c60a404d657099f1f89/Conjecture-extraction-for-proof-autoformalization.pdf #AI #Math #ITP #LeanProver #Autoformalization
Conjecture extraction for proof autoformalization. ~ Simon Sorg, Wenda Li, Soumya Banerjee. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Soumya_Banerjee/publication/396932859_Conjecture_extraction_for_proof_autoformalization/links/68ff6c60a404d657099f1f89/Conjecture-extraction-for-proof-autoformalization.pdf #AI #Math #ITP #LeanProver #Autoformalization
Typst's Math Mode Problem
https://laurmaedje.github.io/posts/math-mode-problem/
#HackerNews #Typst #Math #Mode #Problem #Typst #LaTeX #HackerNews #TechNews
Happy birthday to #mathematician & geodesist Gladys West (née Brown 1930)! Shown with 3 satellites important to her career + tracks: Seasat, GEOS-3 & a GPS satellite. Her work, using math to precisely model the shape of Earth, laid the groundwork for GPS! Born to sharecropper parents in Virginia, she graduated with a Math BSc in ‘52 then MSc at VSU in ‘55. She started her career at 🧵
#spacetober_challenge Earth
#linocut #printmaking #womenInSTEM #BlackInSTEM #histsci #EarthSci #Math #mastoArt
Happy birthday to #mathematician & geodesist Gladys West (née Brown 1930)! Shown with 3 satellites important to her career + tracks: Seasat, GEOS-3 & a GPS satellite. Her work, using math to precisely model the shape of Earth, laid the groundwork for GPS! Born to sharecropper parents in Virginia, she graduated with a Math BSc in ‘52 then MSc at VSU in ‘55. She started her career at 🧵
#spacetober_challenge Earth
#linocut #printmaking #womenInSTEM #BlackInSTEM #histsci #EarthSci #Math #mastoArt
I think STEM should add Ecology and Ethics and become ESTEEM.
I think STEM should add Ecology and Ethics and become ESTEEM.
And here's a "general audience" (or "popular math") description of the general theme in this paper, and much of my work in general. Don't hesitate to ask for more details!
In this paper I explore the boundaries of what is mathematically possible when constructing universes of set theory. A "universe of set theory" can be thought of as a model for all of mathematics, and what we, set theorists, like to do, is build different kinds of such universes.
We have two main tools:
1. Take a universe, and add stuff, to create a larger one;
2. Take a universe, and define inside of it a smaller one.
In my paper I use both methods: I extend a given universe and build a larger one, in which I use a specific definition to construct a smaller universe.
The cool thing is, that I can use that definition again - to get an even smaller universe. And again, and again - infinitely many times!
»Math.random() is not so random — The Illusion of Randomness in JavaScript:
Don’t Trust Math.random() - Uncovering the Hidden Predictability of Random Numbers.«
In some applications random numbers are very useful but not unique and therefore you should consider where to use it. In this regard, there are for example, UUID v4 or Nano ID and the same.
🧑💻 https://vinitshahdeo.substack.com/p/mathrandom-is-not-so-random-the-illusion
#javascript #random #illusion #coding #js #code #nanoid #notunique #unique #dev #webdev #math #donttrust #uuid #uuidv4
And here's a "general audience" (or "popular math") description of the general theme in this paper, and much of my work in general. Don't hesitate to ask for more details!
In this paper I explore the boundaries of what is mathematically possible when constructing universes of set theory. A "universe of set theory" can be thought of as a model for all of mathematics, and what we, set theorists, like to do, is build different kinds of such universes.
We have two main tools:
1. Take a universe, and add stuff, to create a larger one;
2. Take a universe, and define inside of it a smaller one.
In my paper I use both methods: I extend a given universe and build a larger one, in which I use a specific definition to construct a smaller universe.
The cool thing is, that I can use that definition again - to get an even smaller universe. And again, and again - infinitely many times!
My paper has now been officially published!
https://www.worldscientific.com/doi/10.1142/S0219061325500229
Mathstodon.xyz is a Mastodon server for people who love mathematics. We have LaTeX rendering in the web interface!
This server has a post size of up to 1729 characters, and has been online since 2017.
You can find out more at https://mathstodon.xyz/about or contact the admin @christianp
#FeaturedServer #Mathematics #Maths #Math #Mastodon #Fediverse #FreeFediverse
Mathstodon.xyz is a Mastodon server for people who love mathematics. We have LaTeX rendering in the web interface!
This server has a post size of up to 1729 characters, and has been online since 2017.
You can find out more at https://mathstodon.xyz/about or contact the admin @christianp
#FeaturedServer #Mathematics #Maths #Math #Mastodon #Fediverse #FreeFediverse
🤥 Leading OpenAI researcher announced a GPT-5 math breakthrough that never happened
｢ Mathematician Thomas Bloom, who runs erdosproblems com, pushed back right away. He called the statements "a dramatic misinterpretation," clarifying that "open" on his site just means he personally doesn't know the solution - not that the problem is actually unsolved. GPT-5 had only surfaced existing research that Bloom had missed ｣
🤥 Leading OpenAI researcher announced a GPT-5 math breakthrough that never happened
｢ Mathematician Thomas Bloom, who runs erdosproblems com, pushed back right away. He called the statements "a dramatic misinterpretation," clarifying that "open" on his site just means he personally doesn't know the solution - not that the problem is actually unsolved. GPT-5 had only surfaced existing research that Bloom had missed ｣
Me going back in time and trying to explain to Pythagoras why 69 is funny, but accidentally drastically altering the history of mathematics by introducing him to numerals, digital notation, zero, and algebra.
In the end, he doesn't even find it funny!
Alright since I'm apparently not able to find something myself (I searched on and off for the last couple of years and tried my best to calculate it myself) maybe someone here can help me. Suppose you have an ellipse and a circle in 2D is there a numerically stable way to find the intersection points between them? If there is such a solution for two ellipses that would be even better #geometry #math 
Alright since I'm apparently not able to find something myself (I searched on and off for the last couple of years and tried my best to calculate it myself) maybe someone here can help me. Suppose you have an ellipse and a circle in 2D is there a numerically stable way to find the intersection points between them? If there is such a solution for two ellipses that would be even better #geometry #math
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