InThe Quantastic JournalbyKanishk Raj Tanwar·Nov 2What Does It Mean To Color A Graph With (–1) Colors?How the chromatic polynomial connects an impossible coloring problem to the number of ways a graph’s edges can be directed without forming…A response icon2A response icon2
Mark·Oct 9what even is a computer?What is a computer? What does it mean to compute? What is computer science?
Ohimai·Oct 7I SPENT A MONTH LAST YEAR MASTERING ROSEN’S DISCRETE MATHS AND HACKERS DELIGHT TRICKS..I recently hit Chapter 36 (“I/O Devices”) of OSTEP, where they unroll a summarized raw C source code for the xv6 Operating System’s IDE…
Bahaa Budargham·Oct 5The Alphabet Code: What Happens When You Run a Simple Rule on the Letter “a”Here is a string of letters: gzhlvzggjzyihjgheqvzgzhlvzhlvbjzgyhzizygjzbjzhlvgjzehjdzzgheqv…
Olayiwola Osho·Sep 11From Problem to Model: The First Step Toward Finding AnswersThe output of a computational problem already exists in reality.
Alex Martins·Sep 1How Summing the Digits of n^k Unlocks Hidden Structure in Dynamical SystemsA simple arithmetic trick taught in primary school leads to a non-convergent, oscillating, and deeply structured mathematical universe.
Kanishk Raj Tanwar·Aug 26Hidden Information In Adjacency MatricesThere’s a lot of nice information that can be extracted from the adjacency matrix of a graph. For instance, the (u, v)-th element of Aᵏ…A response icon3A response icon3
Kanishk Raj Tanwar·Aug 23Kirchhoff’s Matrix-Tree TheoremThis is just an incredible theorem that I recently came across; it’s so good that I had to write about it. It helps you find out the number…A response icon1A response icon1
Robert Broeckelmann·Aug 14Discrete Algorithms: The Mathematics of Decisions, Networks, and Digital IntelligenceWhen we think about algorithms, we often imagine a computer executing a series of instructions:
