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The Large Hadron Collider LHC is down for an upgrade. Photo: CERN

Why is the mass of the Higgs particle lighter than expected?

Researchers have built a model according to which the mass of the Higgs boson, which helps produce the mass of elementary particles, changed in the early universe, and is therefore much smaller than the standard model of particle physics describes
Information privacy. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Researchers have developed algorithms that analyze information and data efficiently and quickly and maintain user privacy

The field of information technologies is constantly developing and regularly challenges the researchers and practitioners in the field. One of the challenges is Big Data - huge amounts of information that come from various sources, accumulate in information systems and require a huge variety of tools and technologies for their preservation, maintenance, management and retrieval
Friedrich Wilhelm Leibniz. Illustration: depositphotos.com

On the infinity of the natural machine

Prof. Ohad Nachumi, Head of the Department of Humanistic Studies and Arts at the Technion, investigates the connection between the old and new world of thought in Leibniz's thought.
Tamar Stein. Credit - Uri Stein

The Hebrew University is a leader in entry-level ERC grants. Ten researchers will receive 17 million euros for five years 

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The number of wins by male and female Hebrew researchers places the university in first place among universities in Israel in terms of success rate among applications, with an increase of 5.5% compared to last year and it has the highest number of winners
The theory of queues. Illustration using AI software. Definitions: Avi Blizovsky

All those waiting in line are equal, but some are more equal

At the entrance to the club, on the road and in the emergency room, sometimes the right strategy is to direct some of the waiting people to the fast track
Mathematical representation of data. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Prof. George Lustick of MIT has won the 2022 Wolf Prize in Mathematics

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The 2022 Wolf Prize in Mathematics has been awarded to Prof. George Lustig, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for his pioneering contributions to modern representation theory and related fields
The Israeli team for the Chemistry Olympiad and the training team. Photo: Future Scientists Center

Israel's student team is the world champion in mathematics * gold medal in the youth chemistry olympiad

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Numbers. From Jumpstory

Things that Yoram knows: Is the number of stars in the sky even? How natural are the natural numbers?

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Soup of numbers, from jumpstory

Things that donors know: why do we live in base 10?

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Prof. Hillel Furstenberg. Photo: National Academy of Sciences

Prof. Hillel Furstenberg from the Hebrew University won the ABEL prize, the most important prize in mathematics

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An example of an error bar tiling formed from an equilateral octagon in three repetitions

Real tiling with self-similar triangles

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The Mathematical Secrets of the Simpsons. the cover of the book. Yediot Books Publishing - Attic Books

Homer in the third

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statistics. Illustration: SHUTTERSTOCK

The curse of dimensionality, the blessing of averages

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The quest for predicting the future - a chapter from the book "The Mysteries of the Numbers" by Marcus Du Sottoy

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Winner of the Israel Prize in Mathematics and Computer Science - Prof. Alex Lubotsky

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On the infamous piston and other problems

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Illustration. A good algorithm is such that the amount of memory it uses is significantly smaller than the size of the database itself, so the calculation can be fast and efficient. Source: DARPA.

Similar but simpler

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Researchers have proved an old conjecture in combinatorial geometry

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Simulation of the first solar exoplanet discovered around a main sequence star - 51 Pegasi b. Source: ESO/M. Kornmesser/Nick Risinger.

The 2017 Wolf Prize winners in the arts and sciences have been announced

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2D model of the human protein 2LANCL (in green) which is not known to bind metals. In yellow - the amino acids from which, according to the algorithm, the binding site is composed. The template according to which the model of the XNUMXLANCL protein was built contains a zinc ion whose position is marked in blue

Following the metal

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Surface prepared using SURFER software.

Surfer competition invites surfers to submit photos of algebraic surfaces to the competition

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From the exhibition: IMAGINARY - through the eyes of mathematics

The IMAGINARY exhibition and a competition to design beautiful surfaces are coming to the Brain Research Center in Bar-Ilan

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George Ball, from the University College Cork Publishing website in Ireland

What would George Ball, the developer of Boolean algebra, say about the computing revolution?

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Emi Neter, from Wikipedia

Emi Neter - lays the foundation for modern algebra

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Prof. James Arthur, University of Toronto, winner of the 2015 Wolf Prize in Mathematics. PR photo

Prof. James C. Arthur from the University of Toronto in Canada won the 2015 Wolf Prize in the mathematics category

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