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Quantum Stability Takes a Dip(ole)

The Super-Tonks-Girardeau Gas Once Surprised Physicists for its Unexpected Stability. It Turns out it Might not be so Stable After all

2d ago

Quantum Stability Takes a Dip(ole)

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Does Microsoft’s New Quantum Chip Really Work? — In the Era of Disinformation, Even Science Must …

Are we on the verge of functional topological quantum computers, or is this just an elaborately orchestrated marketing strategy…

Mar 2

Does Microsoft’s New Quantum Chip Really Work?-In the Era of Disinformation, Even Science Must Be Wary.

Mar 2

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Who is Right? The Dean or the Students?

A cautionary tale on two perspectives on averaging

Jan 28

Who is Right? The Dean or the Students?

Jan 28

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The Desk Swap Dilemma: Can You Crack This Classic Probability Puzzle?

Employees, random desks, and a mind-blowing connection to math’s most famous constant. Solve it now!

Nov 25, 2024

The Desk Swap Dilemma: Can You Crack This Classic Probability Puzzle?

Nov 25, 2024

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The Last Seat Lottery: Should You Draw First or Last?

199 Passengers, 1 Seat: The Probability Puzzle That Stumped Thousands — Will You Get It Right?

Dec 16, 2024

The Last Seat Lottery: Should You Draw First or Last?

Dec 16, 2024

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Can You Devise the Best Strategy for This Game?

How can we Maximize Earnings?

Mar 20

Can You Devise the Best Strategy for This Game?

Mar 20

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Science Spectrum

The Bizarre Math of Finite Fields

Sometimes, 1 + 1 Does Not Equal 2

Mar 5

The Bizarre Math of Finite Fields

Mar 5

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Puzzle Sphere

A Probability Puzzle: How Many Red and Green Balls Are in the Jar?

This riddle is easy, but only if you follow the right shortcut! Are you up for the challenge?

Mar 1

A Probability Puzzle: How Many Red and Green Balls Are in the Jar?

Mar 1

Is 2025 the Birth Year of Neofascism?

The Signs are Clear

Feb 14

Is 2025 the Birth Year of Neofascism?

Feb 14

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The Quantastic Journal

In Math, Sometimes it’s Easier to Make Things Harder

Three Examples of Solving a Problem by Adding Complexity

Feb 9

In Math, Sometimes it’s Easier to Make Things Harder

Feb 9

Paolo Molignini, PhD

Paolo Molignini, PhD

he/him

Researcher in theoretical quantum physics at Stockholm University with a passion for programming, data science, and probability & statistics.

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