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Discrete random maps and the “dual” of Liouville quantum gravity meet at a critical pointSpacetime positive mass theorem proven in all dimensions for asymptotically flat and hyperboloidal dataExact 1+1D reductions of 3D axisymmetric Euler show finite‑time blow‑up at the apex, with a conditional path to full solutionsExtending Hamilton’s principle to include shock waves in compressible fluidsWhen entropic optimal transport fails to give closed‑set large‑deviation upper boundsDeep learning builds antenna correlation maps from a few measurementsExtending Hamilton’s principle to include shocks in compressible fluid flowsA simple ADMM trick solves saddle‑point problems with bilinear objectivesSpacetime positive energy is proved for dimensions four and higher under natural decay and positivity assumptionsA geometric way to describe relativistic particles that can lose mass or decayDiscrete random maps and the “dual” of Liouville quantum gravity meet at a critical pointSpacetime positive mass theorem proven in all dimensions for asymptotically flat and hyperboloidal dataExact 1+1D reductions of 3D axisymmetric Euler show finite‑time blow‑up at the apex, with a conditional path to full solutionsExtending Hamilton’s principle to include shock waves in compressible fluidsWhen entropic optimal transport fails to give closed‑set large‑deviation upper boundsDeep learning builds antenna correlation maps from a few measurementsExtending Hamilton’s principle to include shocks in compressible fluid flowsA simple ADMM trick solves saddle‑point problems with bilinear objectivesSpacetime positive energy is proved for dimensions four and higher under natural decay and positivity assumptionsA geometric way to describe relativistic particles that can lose mass or decay

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Discrete random maps and the “dual” of Liouville quantum gravity meet at a critical point

This paper studies a precise link between two ways of making random two-dimensional surfaces. On one side are discrete planar maps built by

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Spacetime positive mass theorem proven in all dimensions for asymptotically flat and hyperboloidal data

A team of mathematicians proves that, under a standard physical energy condition, the total energy of a space-like slice of spacetime is at

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Exact 1+1D reductions of 3D axisymmetric Euler show finite‑time blow‑up at the apex, with a conditional path to full solutions

This paper derives two simple one‑space, one‑time (1+1)D systems from the three‑dimensional axisymmetric incompressible Euler equations and

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Extending Hamilton’s principle to include shock waves in compressible fluids

This paper develops a way to bring shock waves—sharp, moving jumps in density, velocity and other fields—into Hamilton’s principle. Hamilton

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When entropic optimal transport fails to give closed‑set large‑deviation upper bounds

This paper shows that a standard large‑deviation upper bound that holds on compact sets can fail on some closed sets in entropic optimal tra

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Deep learning builds antenna correlation maps from a few measurements

This paper tackles the problem of building a spatial correlation map for multi-antenna wireless systems from a small number of measurements.

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Extending Hamilton’s principle to include shocks in compressible fluid flows

This paper shows how to extend Hamilton’s principle — a basic variational rule used to derive fluid equations — so it can handle shock waves

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April 23, 2026

A simple ADMM trick solves saddle‑point problems with bilinear objectives

This paper studies a class of minimax (saddle‑point) problems of the form max_{c in C} min_{β in S} g(c;β). The authors focus on the special

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April 21, 2026

Spacetime positive energy is proved for dimensions four and higher under natural decay and positivity assumptions

This paper shows that a natural notion of total energy for spacetime initial data is positive when the space dimension n is at least four. T

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A geometric way to describe relativistic particles that can lose mass or decay

Researchers introduce a new geometric framework that rewrites the motion of relativistic particles so it can include dissipative effects suc

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