SCI JO Journal of Landing Across Linguistic Foreground Central Limit Theorem and Normal Distribution — Case Study — -
SCI TA Tashriq Saihan Shan ‘How many 0s are at the end of 1000!’? Let’s consider the number formed by the product of all numbers starting from 1 to 1000. So, if we call our number N, then…
SCI CA CarlosLuisHernandez I Found a Way to Simplify √(a² + b²) — Here’s the Proof Debunking one of Algebra’s unspoken rules: √(a² + b²) cannot be simplified any further — With Proof
SCI HUM MA Maximvs Shlygin QUANTUM METAPHYSICS OF CONNECTEDNESS: 7 Millenium Problems — 1 Template Why the seven Millennium Problems are one question asked in seven languages (7-in-1)
SPT DSN SCI TCH EX EXE_Serenade On the p-adic Recovery of Elliptic Curve Generators: A Constructive LLL-Based Approach Abstract: We formalize a p-adic algorithm A(E, p) for recovering the free generators of the Mordell-Weil group E(ℚ). By combining the…
SCI PR Pranav Rao Bappanad Euclid’s proof that √2 is irrational On the occassion of Indian National Mathematics Day, celebrated on the birthday of one of the most amazing mathematicians to have ever…
SCI AR Arpit Garg CAP Theorem for Beginners It’s a rule that helps us understand the trade-offs when designing systems like databases or microservices. Let’s break it down in easy…
SCI SA Sandy Y. Greenleaf Theorems, Properties, and Transformations of Geometry (AI’s Insights on Mathematics #4–4) As we delve deeper into the mesmerizing world of geometry, we now arrive at the heart of mathematical deductions — the theorems and…
SCI RA Rajnikant Mishra Why Volume of the Cone is one-third of the Cylinder As we know, Both cylinder and cone are made up of circular plates arranged one above the other. Here the width of each circular plate…