In a peer-reviewed paper published in 2022 in the journal Science Advances, researchers from the University of Aberdeen and ...

Yeva Yatsyk lost her school in a missile strike. What she didn’t lose: her voice. She wrote a powerful essay from Kharkiv for ...

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If supply chain leaders fail to leverage geodesic AI models, they’ll be less prepared to weather the storm whenever disruptions hit.

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‘Chaos’ Angle Explains Why Pedestrian Traffic Snarls to a Stop In general, crowds like to form lanes to get across—until too many people go in too many different directions ...

Math and computer science researchers have long known that some questions are fundamentally unanswerable. Now physicists are exploring how physical systems put hard limits on what we can predict.

Back then, they used the model of a crosswalk to develop a theory as to how much "angular spread" – pedestrians veering off these invisible lanes – it would take for order to descend into chaos.

News & Views Published: 18 June 2014 Applied mathematics How chaos forgets and remembers P.-M. Binder & R. M. Pipes Nature 510, 343–344 (2014) Cite this article ...

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Traditionally, infinities have been classified into three categories: those that conform to set theory, those that exhibit properties of chaos mathematics, and those that occupy an intermediate space.