Mathematics - Research News

Harnack's inequality for parabolid De Girogi classes in metric spaces

 Mathematics - Research News
 14 December 2012
Juha Kinnunen, Niko Marola, Michele Miranda, Jr., Fabio ParonettoSource: Adv. Differential Equations, Volume 17, Number 9-10, 801--832.Abstract: In this paper we study problems related to parabolic partial differential equations in metric measure spaces equipped with a doubling measure...

Describing the Oceans

 Mathematics - Research News
 01 October 2012
Imagine trying to describe the circulation and temperatures across the vast expanse of our oceans. Good models of our oceans not only benefit fishermen on our coasts but farmers inland as well. Until recently, there were neither adequate tools nor enough data to construct models. Now with new data...

Finding Friends: Part 2

 Mathematics - Research News
 01 October 2012
Facebook has over 700 million users with almost 70 billion connections. The hard part isn.t people making friends; rather it.s Facebook.s computers storing and accessing relevant data, including information about friends of friends. The latter is important for recommendations to users (People You...

Finding Friends: Part 1

 Mathematics - Research News
 01 October 2012
Facebook has over 700 million users with almost 70 billion connections. The hard part isn.t people making friends; rather it.s Facebook.s computers storing and accessing relevant data, including information about friends of friends. The latter is important for recommendations to users (People You...

Catching and Releasing: Part 2

 Mathematics - Research News
 01 October 2012
There.s more mathematics involved in juggling than just trying to make sure that the number of balls (or chainsaws) that hits the ground stays at zero. Subjects such as combinatorics and abstract algebra help jugglers answer important questions, such as whether a particular juggling pattern can...

Catching and Releasing: Part 1

 Mathematics - Research News
 01 October 2012
There.s more mathematics involved in juggling than just trying to make sure that the number of balls (or chainsaws) that hits the ground stays at zero. Subjects such as combinatorics and abstract algebra help jugglers answer important questions, such as whether a particular juggling pattern can...

Putting the auto in automobile

 Mathematics - Research News
 22 August 2012
It may be hard to accept but it.s likely that we.d all be much safer in autonomous vehicles driven by computers, not humans. Annually more than 30,000 Americans die in car crashes, almost all due to human error. Autonomous vehicles will communicate position and speed to each other and avoid...

Forecasting Crime Part 2

 Mathematics - Research News
 21 August 2012
No one can predict who will commit a crime but in some cities math is helping detect areas where crimes have the greatest chance of occurring. Police then increase patrols in these "hot spots" in order to prevent crime. This innovative practice, called predictive policing, is based on large amounts...

Forecasting Crime Part 1

 Mathematics - Research News
 21 August 2012
No one can predict who will commit a crime but in some cities math is helping detect areas where crimes have the greatest chance of occurring. Police then increase patrols in these "hot spots" in order to prevent crime. This innovative practice, called predictive policing, is based on large amounts...

Being on the Cutting Edge

 Mathematics - Research News
 15 June 2012
Cutters of diamonds and other gemstones have a high-pressure job with conflicting demands: Flaws must be removed from rough stones to maximize brilliance but done so in a way that yields the greatest weight possible. Because diamonds are often cut to a standard shape, cutting them is far less...

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