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2026

15 papers
exp-20260808-719d7e Public since August 8, 2026

The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, Green's theorem, the classical Stokes theorem, and the divergence theorem each relate differentiation on a region to integration on its boundary. This paper develops the language of smooth manifolds…

exp-20260807-cc7636 Public since August 7, 2026

Sidorenko's conjecture predicts that the homomorphism density of a bipartite graph H in a host graph G satisfies t_H(G) ≥ t_{K_2}(G)^|E(H)|. We introduce the conjecture through homomorphism densities, prove the finite-host inequality for P…

exp-20260807-9c0bc6 Public since August 7, 2026

In this paper we show that the chromatic function $P(G,t)$ is always a polynomial. We then ask a simple question: where does this polynomial equal zero? Tutte showed that two stretches of the real line, $(-\infty,0)$ and $(0,1)$, can never…

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exp-20260802-a7f367 Public since August 2, 2026

This paper primarily discusses the proof of the Mahler-Lech-Skolem through the uses of p-adic analysis in its connection to Strassman's Theorem and p-adic interpolation. As this theorem is so closely related to p-adic analysis, we make a b…

exp-20260720-e17a32 Public since July 20, 2026

Combinatorial game theory and coding theory appear to be completely separate fields at first glance. However, they share a profound connection through structures known as lexicographic codes, or lexicodes. First introduced by Conway and Sl…

exp-20260713-29a3e9 Public since July 13, 2026

Hyperbolic geometry is a non-Euclidean geometry where geodesics play the role of straight lines. It is characterised by a constant negative curvature. The idea was conceived when mathematicians tried to understand the parallel postulate. T…

exp-20260712-820308 Public since July 12, 2026

In statistics, signal processing, and machine learning, the information we want from a matrix is carried by its singular values and singular vectors, yet the matrix we observe is almost never the one we want: it has been corrupted by measu…

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exp-20260629-089b18 Public since June 29, 2026

A tropical curve is a graph with specified edge lengths, some of which may be infinite. Various facts and attributes about algebraic curves have analogs for tropical curves. In this article, we focus on divisors and linear series, and prov…

exp-20260629-af4051 Public since June 29, 2026

This paper tries to create an intuition behind the proof of the fundamental theorem–Weierstrass approximation theorem–which will be shown using Bernstein polyno- mials and its generalization beyond polynomials–the Stone-Weierstrass theor…

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exp-20260629-82d131 Public since June 29, 2026

An essay that presents a first-principles approach to eigenvalue dynamics of the wave equation applied in context of timpani tuning.

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exp-20260628-a87bee Public since June 28, 2026

This expository paper explains tessellations of the hyperbolic plane from a differential-geometric viewpoint. We review the upper half-plane (H) and Poincaré disk (D) models and the Cayley transform linking them. We prove that orientation-…

exp-20260628-da4ff9 Public since June 28, 2026

We validate an inverse-drag estimation pipeline for finned spherical projectiles and, within this experimental regime, detect a robust non-monotonic effective-drag anomaly near L≈1.00. The pipeline pairs a custom fourth-order Runge–Kutta t…

exp-20260624-d94acb Public since June 24, 2026

In this paper, we begin with the concept of a projection in the familiar vector space R^n, and then extend it to an arbitrary inner product space. This foundational idea enables us to compute a line of best fit, approximate functions using…

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exp-20260624-a60dbd Public since June 24, 2026

In this paper, we explore matroids, which generalize properties of linear independence of vectors and cycles in graphs. We investigate properties and operations on matroids, then we look at how we can represent matroids using matrices.

exp-20260623-9d9bca Public since June 23, 2026

In this article, we show that locally compact groups have invariant measures, also known as Haar measures. We also show that such measures are unique up to scaling.