if you want to feel stupid today watch this 16 year old guy simulate atoms from scratch in C++. he’s the same guy who has already simulated gravity and black holes ;)
She made history in mathematics, but math wasn’t even her first love.
Born in Iran, Maryam Mirzakhani actually wanted to be a writer.
But when she discovered the world of mathematical problem-solving, she never looked back.
She won back-to-back gold medals in the International Mathematical Olympiad, making history as the first Iranian woman to do so.
Her work in geometry and topology reshaped how we understand curved spaces, unlocking secrets of the mathematical universe.
And in 2014, she became the first woman ever to win the Fields Medal, the highest honor in mathematics.
A true pioneer, gone too soon at just 40, but her legacy inspires generations of women in STEM.
This Canadian man was standing by the side of the Iranian march in Vancouver, Canada. He watched the crowd and wept for the massacre of the Iranian people. And the reaction of the Iranians…
What does this remind you of?
Analytical solution of the Schrödinger equation with 1/r³ and attractive 1/r² potentials: Universal three-body parameter of mixed-dimensional Efimov states https://t.co/HaJbrvIjk2
The two blobs show the eigenvalues of a 2×2 matrix. At every frame, I apply small random perturbations to the matrix entries and compute eigenvalues, this builds the blobs. A real parameter t drives the animation.
Made with #python#numpy#matplotlib
What you're seeing here is the root dynamics of a smoothly time-modulated complex polynomial. A living membrane breathes while four satellites orbit, dock, fuse with the core, then split again. From the simplest task in algebra...finding roots...emerges natural-feeling, sophisticated motion.
#ComplexPolynomials #ComplexAnalysis #MathArt #Mathematics