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Shorter proof that the non-relativistic QED Hamiltonian is mathematically well definedMath analysis shows residual connections reduce exploding and vanishing gradients by shrinking the Lyapunov spectrumSmall pressure can stabilize the matter-dominated universe, numerical study suggestsExact thinning thresholds restore monotonicity for the Ising energy fieldA new three-parameter Yang–Baxter equation built from the chiral Potts modelProof of Nash‑Williams’ conjecture: dense graphs can be split into edge‑disjoint trianglesClassical waves in specially made periodic media can show discrete, quantum‑like energy levelsMean field games where players can pay to see a hidden stateNew time‑periodic breathers and rogue waves found in a discrete defocusing wave model on a small backgroundHow tiny fluid pockets change an elastic material — and how to predict the overall behaviorShorter proof that the non-relativistic QED Hamiltonian is mathematically well definedMath analysis shows residual connections reduce exploding and vanishing gradients by shrinking the Lyapunov spectrumSmall pressure can stabilize the matter-dominated universe, numerical study suggestsExact thinning thresholds restore monotonicity for the Ising energy fieldA new three-parameter Yang–Baxter equation built from the chiral Potts modelProof of Nash‑Williams’ conjecture: dense graphs can be split into edge‑disjoint trianglesClassical waves in specially made periodic media can show discrete, quantum‑like energy levelsMean field games where players can pay to see a hidden stateNew time‑periodic breathers and rogue waves found in a discrete defocusing wave model on a small backgroundHow tiny fluid pockets change an elastic material — and how to predict the overall behavior

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Shorter proof that the non-relativistic QED Hamiltonian is mathematically well defined

This paper gives a short and direct proof that the standard Hamiltonian used to describe non-relativistic charged particles coupled to the q

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Math analysis shows residual connections reduce exploding and vanishing gradients by shrinking the Lyapunov spectrum

This paper studies why deep neural networks sometimes suffer from exploding or vanishing gradients and how residual connections (the skip li

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Small pressure can stabilize the matter-dominated universe, numerical study suggests

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Exact thinning thresholds restore monotonicity for the Ising energy field

This paper studies a surprising breakdown of monotonicity in the Ising energy field and gives a precise fix. The Ising energy field is the s

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A new three-parameter Yang–Baxter equation built from the chiral Potts model

This paper presents a new form of the Yang–Baxter equation (YBE) for R-matrices that depend on three spectral parameters. An R-matrix is the

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Proof of Nash‑Williams’ conjecture: dense graphs can be split into edge‑disjoint triangles

A long‑standing conjecture from 1970 by Nash‑Williams asked when the edges of a dense graph can be partitioned into edge‑disjoint triangles.

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Classical waves in specially made periodic media can show discrete, quantum‑like energy levels

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Mean field games where players can pay to see a hidden state

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New time‑periodic breathers and rogue waves found in a discrete defocusing wave model on a small background

This paper finds new wave patterns in a well‑known discrete model of nonlinear waves called the Ablowitz–Ladik (AL) system. The authors stud

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How tiny fluid pockets change an elastic material — and how to predict the overall behavior

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