Quadri A. Ayodeji·8h agoDoes Malaria Really Need a Recovered Compartment? Rethinking the SIR ApproachWhen studying infectious diseases mathematically, one of the most familiar frameworks is the Susceptible-Infected-Recovered (SIR) model.
Npsantra·3d agoWhy Do Zebras Have Stripes? What Math Says About Nature’s PatternsPicture a zebra, a leopard or a pufferfish. Every one of them started as a small cluster of almost identical cells. At some stage the…
Anurag·Oct 31How Two Variables Can Make a Neuron Spike and RecoverWhy the same push can trigger a spike at one moment and nothing at another, in a two-variable neuron model.
Elahe Ghiyabi·Oct 19How Math Can Help Us Understand Cancer: A Biomedical Engineer’s Perspective1. The Hook (A Relatable Scenario)
Alexios Gouvielos·Oct 16*22* Spectral Stabilization and Emergent Gravitation:Its purpose is to guide the reader through two distinct logical frameworks designed to address the same structural question: how stable…
Matheus Nogueira·Oct 14When Linear Regression Breaks: Five Ways the Assumptions Fail, and How to Compute β̂ Without…Every guarantee of least squares rests on assumptions. This lecture asks what happens when real data breaks them, and what to do about it.
Katja from Quality Minded community·Oct 13Quality Minded #3: Self-Learning Test Agents and the Math of ArchitectureOn October 9, the Quality Minded community met for the third time, and the session covered two sides of the same goal: spending less human…
Anurag·Oct 10Can We Make Hodgkin-Huxley Simpler?What neuron models gain, and what they lose, when biological detail is removed.
Ifeanyi Francis·Oct 10How Airlines, Refineries, and a Small Workshop All Solve the Same Mathematical ProblemEvery morning an airline must assign thousands of pilots to thousands of flights while respecting rest rules, qualifications, aircraft…
Anurag·Oct 3From Membrane to Mathematics: Building the Hodgkin-Huxley ModelHow experimental observations became one of the foundational mathematical models of neural dynamics.
