JWST Spots Giant Black Holes All Over the Early Universe

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Four-Color Theorem Is Still a Math Favorite

In 1852, the mathematician Francis Guthrie was coloring in a map of English counties when he noticed that he needed only four colors. Was this always true, he wondered? The question captured the imagination of hobbyists and professionals alike — and in 1976, the mathematicians Ke ...  Show more

Audio Edition: ‘Reverse Mathematics’ Illuminates Why Hard Problems Are Hard

Researchers have used metamathematical techniques to show that certain theorems that look superficially distinct are in fact logically equivalent.The article ‘Reverse Mathematics’ Illuminates Why Hard Problems Are Hard first appeared on Quanta Magazine. 

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