How to be a successful mathematician? How to be a successful applied mathematician?

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Is there already natural or experimental evidence (not in silico) showing that we can distinguish ecological from evolutionary oscillations?

See for example (in silico): https://www.academia.edu/4446263/Host-Parasite_Interaction_Models_Coexistence_Extinction_and_the_Red_Queen

11 December 2013 436 1 View

What are the best practices done in your school for teaching mathematics via online or via hybrid/blended format?

Share your ideas.

09 October 2013 8,893 3 View

What is the ultimate question that you want to be answered?

Share your thoughts...

09 October 2013 8,155 7 View

What are the ingredients for a successful research collaboration among different fields?

08 September 2013 6,129 4 View

Is it necessary to separate pure math and applied math?

What are the advantages of separating or combining pure and applied fields?

08 September 2013 5,737 15 View

Is logic universal or not?

Logic is just anchored in the formalism/system that rational minds formulate. Agree or disagree? Share your thoughts.

08 September 2013 275 18 View

How important is university ranking?

QS, THES, ARWU etc. release ranking of universities around the world. How dependable are the rankings, and does the ranking really matter? If it matters, up to what extent?

08 September 2013 9,896 3 View

What is the difference between mathematical R^4 space and physical 4D unit space?

We assume that the difference is huge and that it is not possible to compare the two spaces. The R^4 mathematical space considers time as an external controller and the space itself is immobile in...

10 August 2024 6,678 14 View

Should I remove an item from a scale to raise Cronbach's alpha and McDonald's omega or is it better to leave it if they are both over .7 already?

Hello! I have this scale which had 10 items initially. I had to remove items 8 and 10 because they correlated negatively with the scale, and then I removed item 9 because Cronbach's alpha and...

01 August 2024 4,606 7 View

Why 3 replicates for most biological assays? Is it enough to examine the data fits normal distribution?

Just bounced on me. Before statistically analysing significant difference, shouldn't we see if data fits normal distribution first? Is 3 replicates enough to testify the hypothesis of normal...

31 July 2024 8,141 13 View

Posthoc test lettering in JAMOVI?

Does anyone know of a module for the JAMOVI software that is capable of generating mean separations using the classic letters based on post hoc results (e.g., Tukey test)? If, as I believe, such...

31 July 2024 3,333 4 View

What are the perfect mathematical model for a solar-powered ship implementation?

A computational study of heat flux on cylindrical surfaces using CNT hybrid nanofluids

28 July 2024 4,985 1 View

All math can be explained by iterator of code?

all math can be traversed by code? all math can be translate to code?

26 July 2024 9,530 0 View

Can we eliminate the stress singularity at the tip of the crack by manipulating the elastic constants?

The aim of the research here is to prevent the propagation of the crack in the fabricated elastic medium with useful applications.

25 July 2024 9,976 3 View

Given the current advances in Super Computation and Quantum Computing, what are the missing link between the Applied AI and Ultra Smart Cyberspace?

In recent years, quantum computing has emerged as a groundbreaking technology with the potential to revolutionize various fields, including artificial intelligence (AI). AI has already made...

17 July 2024 1,398 3 View

Suggestion for PhD Research Topic/Topics in Applied Statistics?

Hi All I recently get admission in PhD statistics. After a long discussion with my supervisor, the topic I selected for PhD is " Air Pollution and its impact on Economy: A case study of...

15 July 2024 1,820 5 View

How can I extract the mathematical equation from existing Neural Network Model?

There exists a neural network model designed to predict a specific output, detailed in a published article. The model comprises 14 inputs, each normalized with minimum and maximum parameters...

14 July 2024 2,714 3 View

Hamid Reza Karbasian

You can solve many problems to vast your knowledge and ability of solving the problems

Sajad A. Moshizi

Yes, of cours, dear Hamid Reza. I agree with you.

Leonid Volnin

You should constantly learning, though

try to reveal math everywhere you go, hehe (like here http://abstrusegoose.com/275)

Kalin Stoyanov

Check the book "Letters to a Young Scientist" by Edward O Wilson - despite the author is not mathematician, he answers exactly these questions. Also despite my age, I keep it on the top of my bookshelf. So I strongly advice it to everybody.

http://www.amazon.com/Letters-Young-Scientist-Edward-Wilson/dp/0871403773

H Chris Ransford

How to be a successful mathematician ?

Simple: solve one of the still outstanding millennium problems.

All else is words :-) .....