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Mathematicians develop computer proof-checking systems in order to realize long-sought dreams of fully precise, accurate mathematics.Found in: Numbers
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When to stop shuffling depends on the gameFound in: Numbers
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New techniques are beginning to unravel the mysteries of knots, revealing a great mathematical superstructure in the process.Found in: Numbers
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The unifying theme of complex systems, a researcher argues, is frustration.Found in: Numbers
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A rational person will vote, economists show, as an act of altruism.Found in: Numbers
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Theorem identifies cases in which infinite-choice games will have at least one Nash equilibrium.Found in: Numbers
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Culture may turn potentially high achievers away from math, new study suggests.Found in: Numbers and Science & Society
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The U.S. News & World Report rankings of colleges and universities are largely arbitrary, according to a new mathematical analysis.Found in: Numbers
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Mathematicians develop computer proof-checking systems in order to realize century-old dreams of fully precise, accurate mathematics. Nov 14th 2008
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