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Graham Foundation has announced the 2025 Grants to Individuals. The sum of $385,500 will be distributed among 42 grants to 64 recipients from Brazil, Ecuador, France, Greece, Nigeria, and elsewhere.

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We deal with performance prediction of the incoherent radar receiver (i.e., squared law plus integrator) in the presence of independent nonidentically distributed (non-id)Weibull target echoes. First, ...

The son of a pastor, Christian Goldbach was born on March 18, 1690 in Konigsberg – the historic German and Prussian name of the city we now know as Kaliningrad, Russia. Growing up in that city ...

Quick Take Yuga Labs has offloaded the CryptoPunks NFT series from its portfolio following the community backlash to the launch of a derivative project and criticism over its handling of the series.

Plane wave diffraction by a strip is considered by the Wiener-Hopf method and the simple short-wave asymptotic solutions are obtained. The Neumann boundary value problem is reduced to the solutions of ...

“While [Madhava’s] series takes 5 billion terms to converge to 10 decimal places, the new representation with λ between 10 [and] 100 takes 30 terms,” the authors write in their paper.

Annuity Derivation An annuity is an equal and annual series of payments made over a predetermined time period. Annuities can be used for a variety of purposes, but the most common one is providing ...

But BioShock Infinite is not just the sum of its errors. On its tenth anniversary, it remains an admirably bold FPS that confronts topics of racism and classism in a manner that few AAA games have ...

German biotech Infinite Roots (previously Mushlabs) has secured $58 million in an oversubscribed Series B funding round. The sum is said to be Europe’s largest ever investment in mycelium. The round ...

Well, it adds up to Π/4. So in 1699, the English mathematician, Abraham Sharp, used this particular infinite series to push Π up to 71 digits. But this job took him a huge amount of time.