Physics
Probability is as useful to physics as flat-Earth theory
You can't explain how the world really works with probability, says physicist David Deutsch. It's time for a different approach
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Mathematics
Crowds beat computers in answer to Wikipedia-sized maths problem
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Humans
Your brain wrinkles like a screwed-up ball of paper
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Life
The greatest physics theorem you’ve never heard of
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Physics
A Beautiful Mind mathematician wins Abel prize
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Physics
Mathematician’s anger over his unread 500-page proof
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Life
Is the answer to life, the universe and everything 37?
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Physics
Billiard table chaos wins $1 million maths prize
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Kazakh mathematician may have solved $1 million puzzle
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Physics
Shapely algebra breakthrough wins million-dollar prize
Mathematician Pierre Deligne has won the 2013 Abel prize for a breakthrough in algebraic geometry 鈥� a method of solving equations using shapes
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Physics
Harness vast power of quantum computers鈥� for sums
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Physics
Einstein was first to dream up dark energy
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Physics
Pattern master wins million-dollar mathematics prize
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Physics
Seven equations that rule your world
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