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You can create fully fledged presentations on ChatGPT using LateX Beamer

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Physics behind the abrupt burst of the largest cylindrical aquarium

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Average age of Fields Medalists over the years

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China already passed the US in number of scientific articles published per year

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The shortest paper ever published in Physical Review

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How long you should wait for another person to join a video call

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How long you should wait for another person to join a video call

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The impact of Earth's gravity on Covid-19's propagation

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How to derive Electromagnetic Waves from Maxwell's equations in 1 Tweet

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17th century glazed tiles used to teach Euclid's Elements in Portuguese college

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Google Maps scale changes because of Spherical Mercator implementation

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First Version of Sci-Hub Code

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How to Invest in Startups

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Shaking doesn't increase the pressure in a champagne bottle

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Who should get credit for Fermat's Last Theorem solution?

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Biology paper written by a group of 10-year-old kids

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Credit Attribution on Fermat's Last Theorem Solution

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Even Gmail's welcome email is ending up on spam

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Visual proof that (a+b)²=a²+2ab+b² hidden on building windows

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Poincaré answering a journalist question about predicting the future of science

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eusebio

9 anni fadiscuss

Last week I found out that the Basel problem was actually the inspiration for the Riemann Zeta function: http://www.fermatslibrary.com/s/a-proof-that-euler-missed#em...

eusebio

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I feel Euclid's Theorem has an enormous number of different proofs considering the importance of the Theorem.

eusebio

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He is not claiming that the commutator is equivalent to the divergence, what he is saying is that [xl',Hl] = 0 is equivalent to div H = 0, which is different. If you click on the annotation on the left you will see that [xl',Hl] = 0 means that Hl is not a function of xl and so ∂_lH_l will be zero and consequently div H = Sum ∂_lH_l is also zero.