*From the upcoming #AJB Special Issue on Quantitative Fitness‐Related Traits*
Physiological divergence & phenotypic selection in #Clarkia sister taxa
By Susan Mazer, @djhunterphd, @AlisaHove & Leah Dudley
https://t.co/0ZfMNXDDNj #botany @wileyplantsci @WileyEcolEvol
We can’t wait to listen to Manuel Reyes’ lecture on “How Noncommutative Algebra Points toward Quantum Geometry” at #MAAthFest 2022.
Join us NEXT WEEK for an extraordinary mathematical celebration: https://t.co/8gl8H1ILd6
.@brunj7 and I are excited to share the lterdatasampler R pkg! It contains environmental data samples from 8 US Long Term Ecological Research (@uslter) sites - eventually there will be 1 data sample from each of the 28 sites. https://t.co/FQI0HhCrx5 🧵1/12
NEW STATS 🚨: The @UmpScorecards Twitter and data archive now rely on an updated, and significantly more advanced, measure of umpire consistency for each game. For a more in depth explanation about this new stat, click below. https://t.co/NbtlaVpLct
Check out this nasty, 3-pitch, 3-slider, 3-whiff sequence from reliever Bailey Reid on August 25.
There’s a lot of internal optimism on Reid’s upside as a big league reliever; I think his 32.8 K% in 2021 speaks a lot more to his ability than the somewhat unlucky 4.83 ERA.
Congratulations to Prof van der Walt on co-authoring a paper on using math & data analytics to help diabetes care!
"An accurate prediction w/ a 30, 60, or 90 min prediction horizon has the potential of saving millions of dollars in emergency care costs." https://t.co/ofubNeN8kT
This year’s MAA George Pólya Award goes to James Christian of University of Salford (@SalfordUni) and Holly Middelton-Spencer of the University of Newcastle (@StudentsNCL) as well as Adam Hammett of Cedarville University (@cedarville). Learn more here: https://t.co/vqq2u5CG30
Check out "Segregation Surfaces" by D. J. Hunter (@dhunterwestmont) and C. Wairoba to learn how they use Bayes theorem and kernel density estimation to summarize population data and propose two new ways to measure urban segregation using calculus: https://t.co/0M42OuwDFV
Congrats to #Westmont math major Samuel Muthiah on his paper "Every binary code can be realized by convex sets," joint work with Megan Franke, in Advances in Applied Mathematics.
https://t.co/WnHdgfCAlr
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