Category Archives: Math
When Game Theory Overcomes Common Sense
Traffic, corruption, and revolutions have a lot in common. At least for mathematicians. With the help of game theory, they can find better solutions to complex problems and make predictions that would not occur to an ordinary person because, at first glance, they seem to contradict common sense. Watch our … Читать далее
The man who grasped infinity
Srinivasa Ramanujan is a fascinating figure, whose unlikely story wound up playing a surprisingly crucial role in the development of Scientism in the 20th century… Were there perhaps spiritual forces at work behind the scenes, who effectively employed this man as yet another oracle in the unfolding occult paradigm of … Читать далее
About an Olympiad Problem
Recently I remembered an interesting problem, which came to me at the regional Olympiad in Mathematics, when I was in the 10th grade, namely: to prove that on the coordinate plane it is possible to place a flat figure of area less than 1, so that it will not contain … Читать далее
One Problem
Problem for the Olympiad. Prove that a non-zero square matrix has rank 1 if and only if it is a product of a column and a row (from left to right). Proof. Let the nonzero square matrix Тоді Without limiting the generality, we will assume that … Читать далее
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Komarnytsky Mykola Yaroslavovych
The outstanding Ukrainian mathematician Nikolai Yaroslavovich Komarnitsky passed away at the age of 68… Eternal memory… From the biography Микола Ярославович (25.V.1948, с. Комарники тепер Турківського р-ну Львів. обл.) – математик, канд. фіз.-мат. наук (Логические методы в теории радикала, 1979), доц. (1982), д-р фіз.- мат. наук (Теоретико-модельні властивості класів кілець та модулів, визначених скрутом або радикалом, 1997), … Читать далее