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mathematician @princeton

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@MaxSpringer23
Max Springer
1 year
Mathematicians reveal that tiling your multidimensional bathroom will lead to never-ending disorder. My latest for @sciam on a result from Greenfeld and Tao (yes, THAT Tao!) https://t.co/EjZRR4INOO
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Mathematicians reveal that tiling your multidimensional bathroom will lead to never-ending disorder
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arXiv.org
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Days in a work week: 5 Days in a month: 30 Total new submissions to arXiv in September: 26,646 arXiv editorial and user support staff: 7 someone who is good at science please help me with this. our team isn't sleeping. #openaccess #preprints
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@UMDscience
UMD Science
6 months
Max Springer grew up reading @sciam, but he never expected to write for the prestigious publication. Read how this recent @math_umd grad cast a media spotlight on math, including writing about the mathematics of @LoveIsland and promoting #PiDay on TV: https://t.co/BCdv8QE2MY
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UMIACS
7 months
A team led by Mohammad Hajiaghayi (@MTHajiaghayi) has solved the Steiner Forest problem—a 35-year-old mathematical quandary. The resulting 126-page proof and algorithm could boost chip design for computing and AI, cutting energy use and costs. Read more: https://t.co/SKgNqmPJoN
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@UMDscience
UMD Science
8 months
After his @math_umd Ph.D., Max Springer is heading to @PrincetonCS to continue his #GameTheory research as a postdoc! While at #UMD, he interned at @nokiabell, Google Research and @NIH and was selected as an @aaas Mass Media Fellow and @NSF Graduate Research Fellow. #UMDGrad
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@MTHajiaghayi
Mohammad Hajiaghayi (IG@mhajiaghayi,YT:hajiaghayi)
10 months
Part of my current group of 20 exceptional PhD students, many already with medals in IOI, IMO, and ICPC from different parts of the world, focuses on Theory, likely the largest theory groups in the world. I am proud of all my current students and 17 already PhD graduated ones.
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@SuhoShin327
Suho Shin
1 year
Excited to present our recent works at #NeurIPS2024 with my amazing collaborators! Come check out our papers if you're at Vancouver next week:
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@MathMatize
MathMatize Memes
1 year
Proof by rolling
@pdhsu
Patrick Hsu
1 year
Terry Tao is the ultimate shape rotator
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Barna Saha
1 year
SODA 2025 has a paper by a middle schooler! Maybe first in its history. Gains-from-Trade in Bilateral Trade with a Broker Suho Shin, Gary Peng (University of Maryland); Ilya Hajiaghayi (Takoma Park Middle School); Mohammad Taghi Hajiaghayi (University of Maryland)
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LOLLY
1 year
how it feels playing my bob dylan playlist for other people
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Max Springer
1 year
In my latest for @sciam, I finally get to talk about my guilty pleasure: reality TV. ...uh, I mean combinatorial algorithms.
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Scientific American
1 year
An elegant matchmaking algorithm called Gale-Shapley can find the best possible pairings for everybody
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Max Springer
1 year
Tschau, @dagstuhl! Vielen Dank für die Einladung, faire Algorithmen sowohl in der Theorie als auch in der Praxis zu diskutieren.
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@sciam
Scientific American
1 year
NASA is gearing up to send astronauts back to the moon for the first time in over 50 years as part of its Artemis program. Despite delays and budget challenges, the first crewed mission is set to launch in fall 2025. But why has it taken so long, and why has it been so
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@aaas
AAAS
1 year
Coming to a newsroom near you: learn how the @AAASMassMedia Science & Engineering Fellowship weaves #ScienceJournalism into communities across the country in the latest edition of @AAASmember Member Update newsletter. https://t.co/Sn3RAZWBXV
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@sciam
Scientific American
1 year
A new mathematical technique shows how to build small objects in any dimension that roll like a wheel, expanding our understanding of higher dimensional space
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A new mathematical technique shows how to build small objects in any dimension that roll like a wheel, expanding our understanding of higher dimensional space
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Max Springer
1 year
In a mere *three page* proof, mathematicians construct a small n-dimensional shape that rolls like a wheel. My latest for @sciam explores the wonky world of Euclidean geometry and how new shapes are built from old ones. https://t.co/IaBZ7MAn4o
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A new mathematical technique shows how to build small objects in any dimension that roll like a wheel, expanding our understanding of higher dimensional space
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Max Springer
1 year
In my never-ending quest to save cinema, my latest article explores how far the science of tornadoes has come since 'Twister'—just in time for the release of 'Twisters'. (Notice me @glenpowell) https://t.co/K9BjrRnFse
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Three decades of tornado science research is now at play in the new summer flick Twisters
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Max Springer
1 year
Check out my chat with @MesonetMan on tornado science and showing the cast of @Twistersmovie what real storm chasing is like!
@sciam
Scientific American
1 year
Sean Waugh, a professional storm chaser and meteorologist, talks about his role in advising Hollywood for Twisters and the awe-inspiring experience of chasing tornadoes
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@sciam
Scientific American
1 year
A new approach uses language models to interrogate other language models and sniff out lies
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A new approach uses language models to interrogate other language models and sniff out lies
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