If We Really Want An Ideas Boom, We Need More Women At The Top Tiers Of Science

Edit IFL Science 01 Apr 2016
On Wednesday May 30, Emma Johnston, Nalini Joshi and Tanya Monro spoke at the National Press Club for a special Women Of Science event ... Fifty-six per cent of undergraduates and half of PhD students are female ... These bright, talented people are eager to find cures for all cancers, explain dark energy, invent faster mobile phones, design robots, become astronauts and prove the Riemann hypothesis, a millennial open problem in mathematics....

If we really want an ideas boom, we need more women at the top tiers of science (UNSW - The University of New South Wales)

Edit Public Technologies 01 Apr 2016
(Source. UNSW - The University of New South Wales). Few of us would imagine accepting that our daughters have fewer options than our sons ... Even better, almost 60% of junior science lecturers are female. These bright, talented people are eager to find cures for all cancers, explain dark energy, invent faster mobile phones, design robots, become astronauts and prove the Riemann hypothesis, a millennial open problem in mathematics ... We agree....

Why Australia must pursue change (University of Sydney)

Edit Public Technologies 30 Mar 2016
(Source. University of Sydney) ... Imagine yourself falling in love with the idea of being a scientist ... You would start learning how to gather evidence, shape and test your own hypothesis ... These bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, talented people are eager to find cures for all cancers, explain dark energy, invent faster mobile phones, design robots, become astronauts and prove the Riemann hypothesis, a millennial open problem in mathematics ... (noodl....

LiveWorld Twenty20: Australia v Pakistan

Edit BBC News 25 Mar 2016
Summary. Live Reporting. By Stephan Shemilt. Get InvolvedGet Involved. UpdatePosted at 09.17. Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi. "Batting first is a good idea, but the toss doesn't matter, winning the match is more important. "We know the importance of the game and we have to win ... ShareShare this post on. Posted at 09.16. Australia captain Steve Smith ... If Australia lose, qualifying becomes trickier than the Riemann hypothesis ... ... ....

Riemann hypothesis for period polynomials [Mathematics]>

Edit PNAS 09 Mar 2016
The period polynomial rf(z) for an even weight k≥4 newform f∈Sk(Γ0(N)) is the generating function for the critical values of L(f,s). It has a functional equation relating rf(z) to rf(−1Nz). We prove the Riemann hypothesis for these polynomials. that the zeros of rf(z) lie on the circle .z.=1/N. We prove... ....

Largest Ever Prime Number Found By GIMPS

Edit IFL Science 20 Jan 2016
Prime numbers are the “atoms” of the mathematical realm. As they are only divisible by themselves and one, they represent the smallest whole units, the building blocks of other numbers ... Deeply curious numbers, primes follow no discernable pattern in the long run ... The Riemann Hypothesis, perhaps the greatest puzzle in mathematics, is a function that may be able to predict where a prime occurs in any set of values ... AndreasG/Shutterstock ... ....

Big screen and the hero-sum game

Edit The Hindu 09 Jan 2016
This is 41-year-old Princeton mathematician Manjul Bhargava’s second consecutive visit and he hopes he can make it next year too ... Hardy ... Dr ... Moreover, he adds, at the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM), there were always claims that someone had solved the Riemann hypothesis [a bedevilling maths problem, nearly a century old, whose solving guarantees a million dollars in prize money from the Clay Mathematics Institute]....

Sleeping with Other People review: do ask, do tell

Edit The Irish Times 31 Dec 2015
Leslye Headland, director of the undervalued Bachelorette, isn’t breaking much new ground here. This class of explicit sexual chatter could be heard in the work of David Mamet 30 years ago, and the structure of the gags is that of clever situation comedy ... Years later they find themselves attending a “love addicts” meeting ... As conundrums go it does not bear comparison with the Riemann hypothesis ... ....

'Mathematical' Opeyemi and the Making of Another Nigerian Intellectual 419er

Edit All Africa 23 Nov 2015
[Daily Trust] The moment I read about Dr. Enoch Opeyemi's claim to have solved the 156-year-old Riemann Hypothesis in the Vanguard of November 15, 2015, I didn't need to read a second opinion to know it was suspect at best and fraudulent at worst ... ....

It Pays To Be Good At Maths! Nigerian Professor Solves 156-Yr-Old Riemann Problem To Scoop $1 million Prize

Edit Peace FM Online 18 Nov 2015
The Riemann Hypothesis is one of the seven millennium problems in mathematics  and had gone unsolved for over 150 years until Dr ... According to the report in Daily Mail, “The Riemann ... The Riemann Hypothesis tells us about the deviation from the average....

156-Year-Old Math Puzzle Claimed To Have Been Solved By Nigerian Professor

Edit IFL Science 18 Nov 2015
Now, a second puzzle claims to have been solved by a Nigerian professor after it has befuddled scholars for 156 years – the Riemann Hypothesis ... Bernhard Riemann in 1859 ... The Riemann Hypothesis considers the strange nature of primes ... If the Riemann puzzle solution by Dr ... BBC claims Nigerian solves Riemann Hypothesis, most famous problem in maths....

Riemann Hypothesis solved: Nigerian professor Opeyemi Enoch cracks 156-year-old maths problem

Edit The Independent 17 Nov 2015
... heads since it was first proposed by German Bernhard Riemann in 1859 ... The Riemann Hypothesis is known as one of the seven millennium problems in mathematics....

Riemann Hypothesis: Nigerian professor says 'I have solved it'

Edit CNN 17 Nov 2015
(CNN)Nigerian professor Opeyemi Enoch Wednesday insisted he has found a solution to the complex Riemann Hypothesis ... Solving the complex Riemann Hypothesis, which involves the distribution of prime numbers, comes with a $1million prize awarded by the Clay Mathematics Institute (CMI) ... "To our mind, [the Riemann's Hypothesis] remains unsolved."....
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