Trying to make esnse out of all the nonesnse. Posted by ulfarsson under Uncategorized. It features articles from various prominent people, including Terry Tao. After a quick glance it looks pretty awesome and has the potential to become even awesome-er. A new grad student math blog.

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Geometry, Topology, Categories, Groups, Physics, . August 26, 2011 by. It has been over a year since my last post, and since then, I have started developing my own blog. And it is a relaxed presentation of physics topics that I think are interesting. The name was inspired by my experiences with Cafe Scientifique. For instance, my favorite article so far. What Killed Madame Curie? With links on the site.

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God used beautiful mathematics in creating the world. Friday, June 25, 2010. Infinite processes in the real world. A long time ago, in ancient Greece, one of the philosophers asked a simple yet very important question - is matter infinitely divisible? As with any new idea, there were those who believed in it and those who concluded that this idea is wrong. Likely for both sides, there were no means to actually check it so they could argue as much as they wanted. So, in the end, is the lamp on or off? .