Diophantine equations stand at the interface of algebra, geometry and arithmetic, seeking integer or rational solutions to polynomial equations. Classical problems such as Pythagorean triples and ...

This chaotic-looking "double pendulum" follows a large number of rules that govern its motion. Researchers have trained AI to take data from its movements to uncover simple equations that successfully ...

Real and imaginary: The time-dependent Schrödinger equation formulated using complex numbers. (Courtesy: iStock/piranka) Complex numbers are essential to achieve the most accurate quantum-mechanical ...

Diophantine equations, named after the ancient mathematician Diophantus of Alexandria, are polynomial equations whose solutions are sought in integers or rational numbers. From the simplest linear and ...

An international team of researchers shows through a concrete theoretical experiment that the prediction by standard complex quantum theory cannot be expressed by its real counterpart and ratifies its ...

(Nanowerk Spotlight) As our digital devices handle increasingly complex computations, scientists have looked to physics for inspiration on new computing paradigms. Rather than shuttling electrical ...