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In highly connected networks, there’s always a loop
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Mathematicians show that graphs of a certain common type must contain a route that visits each point exactly once.
Strangely curved shapes break 50-year-old geometry conjecture
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Mathematicians have disproved a major conjecture about the relationship between curvature and shape.
Filoche and Mayboroda awarded 2024 Elias M. Stein Prize for New Perspectives in Analysis
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The inaugural 2024 Elias M. Stein Prize for New Perspectives in Analysis is awarded jointly to Marcel Filoche and Svitlana Mayboroda for their original, powerful, elegant and impactful theory of the "localization landscape."
Turbulent Affairs: Scientists extend the limits of what we know about powerful flow phenomena
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It doesn’t have to be a hurricane or a tsunami – even a simple running water tap induces a shock wave upon impact with the sink. Understanding such complex and violent fluid flow dynamics has helped scientists to design more efficient turbines and aircrafts, and to better predict weather and climate. Now, with the help of CSCS’s supercomputer "Piz Daint", mathematician Siddhartha Mishra is working to overcome current barriers to simulating and comprehending highly turbulent flows.