It talks about how they figured out and then proved a pattern that identifies what kind of disturbances will destabilize a regular wave and which ones won't. The intro and background parts of the article feel a bit AI, but once they get into the meat of the current discovery, it gets better and more human. Neat story.
It talks about how they figured out and then proved a pattern that identifies what kind of disturbances will destabilize a regular wave and which ones won't. The intro and background parts of the article feel a bit AI, but once they get into the meat of the current discovery, it gets better and more human. Neat story.
The most mundane things can be incredibly interesting.
"Like a ripple, on still water, when there is no pebble thrown"
$100 feels like a bargain for that proof!
It's worth reading Doron Zeilberger's many opinions about proof/rigor and other things.
https://sites.math.rutgers.edu/~zeilberg/OPINIONS.html