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OpenAI’s announcement of their solution of the unit distance problem and how this might lead to an emphasis on taste over volume in mathematical research, the latter being within reach of LLMs.
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On the competition among researchers to replicate quantum-advantage results on purely classical machines, often through tensor methods.
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On the effort of the scientific computing community to fight the curse of dimensionality by drastically reducing the effort needed to simulate physical systems.
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Highlighting our efforts on developing methods and algorithms for long-range interacting systems in terms of zeta functions, shared with a global audience!
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How this year’s Global Physics Summit of the American Physical Society in Downtown Denver proved to be the most welcoming space, filled to the brim with physicists from all over the world exchanging the latest results, many of which related to the Quantum Computing Ecosystem.
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A short note on the challenge of computing interactions on n-dimensional lattices embedded in d-dimensional space.
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The Riemann hypothesis does not hold for the Epstein zeta function, though the physical applications are abundant.
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On healthy controversial discussions at this year’s American Physical Society March Meeting.