Nature, logic, universal depictions, and such
All non-trivial zeros of the zeta function have real part one-half stated Bernhard Riemann in 1859, a German mathematician whose contributions to modern mathematics, and theoretical physics, is wide and deep—a commonly known one is in structuring the layout of Einstein’s theory of general relativity (spacetime conforms to gravity). Riemann Zeta Function The relatively simple … Read more
Along the theme of earlier post of mathematics as being a universal language of the reality itself, here we shall peek into the revelatory window of prime numbers—for their simplicity and uncertainty at the surface, alongside the intricacy and perfection underneath. Underneath the uncoordinated display, the prime numbers incite well-structured tones—of mathematics and the universe … Read more
Hello everyone, As indicated, this post is on the dialect of mathematics in exposing the deep reality of the universe—physical and dynamic. Voice of mathematics helps us understand this world, starting with simple algorithmic functions, and ceaselessly unfolding to rather complex and abstract hidden truths. Mathematics is the language we employ to make sense of … Read more