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A 33% saving in quantum solves with Bayesian weight selection

This research achieves a 33% saving in quantum solves for materials configuration search using Bayesian Weight Selection.

The difficult problem OpenAI claims to have solved began with a remark made by the university president in the Tohoku University cafeteria 110 years ago

On October 26, OpenAI announced that it had made three new discoveries in mathematics, computer science, and physics.The most ...
BIOENGINEER

New Fifth-Order Shock-Capturing Scheme Promises Sharper Simulations of Complex Flows

Researchers report a nonlinear spectral difference scheme with adaptive linear weights that maintains fifth-order accuracy in ...
BIOENGINEER

DefElement Builds a Verified Encyclopedia of Finite Element Definitions

Researchers have launched DefElement, an open online encyclopedia that standardises finite element definitions and ...

Why are 'managers' the ones doing the most hands-on work in companies undergoing transformation? Organizations and careers not bound by 'titles'

Hello, this is Minehisa from MISORAE.“Business Head,” “Executive Officer,” “Department Manager,” “Manager”...Originally, I ...
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Why Does Space Have 3 Dimensions and Time 1? A Quantum Gravity Toy Model Finds an 85.34% Bias

In our universe, space has three dimensions and time has one. Why aren't the numbers of spatial and temporal dimensions symmetric? In 1908, the mathematician Hermann Minkowski presented the concept of ...