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Chowla’s non-vanishing conjecture holds for almost all imaginary quadratic characters over F_q(T) when q ≡ 1 (mod 8)Closed formula predicts the sign-pattern of the Katz–Long–Moody Hermitian form from just eigenanglesCounting dth‑power representations of polynomials: an asymptotic when the number of variables is just above twice the degreeUniversal correlations in the Abelian sandpile: numerical tests on square, honeycomb and kagome latticesSharp one‑dimensional Lieb–Thirring inequality proved: optimal constant 4/(3√3 π)How reduced dynamical systems help explain nonlinear waves — and where the approach still falls shortMathematicians prove you can reconstruct the driving potential from a time-dependent electron density on a torusSHARDLP: a distributed GPU solver that handles billion‑variable linear programs across GPU clustersWhen changing the mass or the external potential makes a quantum field appear differentErdős–Sós conjecture proved for very dense graphs when the tree is a fixed fraction of the hostChowla’s non-vanishing conjecture holds for almost all imaginary quadratic characters over F_q(T) when q ≡ 1 (mod 8)Closed formula predicts the sign-pattern of the Katz–Long–Moody Hermitian form from just eigenanglesCounting dth‑power representations of polynomials: an asymptotic when the number of variables is just above twice the degreeUniversal correlations in the Abelian sandpile: numerical tests on square, honeycomb and kagome latticesSharp one‑dimensional Lieb–Thirring inequality proved: optimal constant 4/(3√3 π)How reduced dynamical systems help explain nonlinear waves — and where the approach still falls shortMathematicians prove you can reconstruct the driving potential from a time-dependent electron density on a torusSHARDLP: a distributed GPU solver that handles billion‑variable linear programs across GPU clustersWhen changing the mass or the external potential makes a quantum field appear differentErdős–Sós conjecture proved for very dense graphs when the tree is a fixed fraction of the host

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Chowla’s non-vanishing conjecture holds for almost all imaginary quadratic characters over F_q(T) when q ≡ 1 (mod 8)

The authors prove that for every finite field F_q with q a prime power satisfying q ≡ 1 (mod 8), the central values L(1/2, χ) do not vanish

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Closed formula predicts the sign-pattern of the Katz–Long–Moody Hermitian form from just eigenangles

What the paper is about: The authors give a simple, explicit rule for the signature — the counts of positive and negative directions — of a

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Mathematics
September 11, 2026

Counting dth‑power representations of polynomials: an asymptotic when the number of variables is just above twice the degree

This paper proves a clean counting formula for a version of Waring’s problem over the polynomial ring F_q[T]. The authors show that, when th

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Mathematics
September 10, 2026

Universal correlations in the Abelian sandpile: numerical tests on square, honeycomb and kagome lattices

This paper reports a numerical study of how height variables in the two‑dimensional Abelian sandpile model are correlated at long distances.

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September 10, 2026

Sharp one‑dimensional Lieb–Thirring inequality proved: optimal constant 4/(3√3 π)

A new proof shows the exact best constant in a basic spectral inequality for one‑dimensional quantum systems. The paper proves that, for a o

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September 9, 2026

How reduced dynamical systems help explain nonlinear waves — and where the approach still falls short

This review explains a practical way to study nonlinear wave equations by reducing them to simpler dynamical systems. The authors argue that

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Physics
September 9, 2026

Mathematicians prove you can reconstruct the driving potential from a time-dependent electron density on a torus

What the paper proves in plain language: the authors show that, for a wide class of time-varying one-particle densities, there is a unique e

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September 9, 2026

SHARDLP: a distributed GPU solver that handles billion‑variable linear programs across GPU clusters

Researchers present SHARDLP, a distributed linear‑programming (LP) solver that keeps the problem and the solver state split across many GPUs

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Mathematics
September 8, 2026

When changing the mass or the external potential makes a quantum field appear different

This paper asks a concrete mathematical question about a simple quantum field. The authors study a quantized real scalar field—obeying the K

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Mathematics
September 8, 2026

Erdős–Sós conjecture proved for very dense graphs when the tree is a fixed fraction of the host

The Erdős–Sós conjecture predicts a simple connection between how many edges a large graph has and which trees it must contain. It says that

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