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Hi everyone! I'm a physics student in her first year at college, and mathematical proofs seem kinda difficult to me, even though I understand the theory at lectures. So, I was wondering if anyone can recommend me a book or any youtube channel to help me to understand proofs.. thank you :)
Have you seen today's math problem on young4STEM Instagram?
Even though Albert Einstein's theory of relativity has been talked about for more than a century, quite a part of it has not yet been proved. One of the intriguing questions followed a space which was almost all vacuum with a tiny amount of mass in it. Would it necessarily be almost flat? Conghan Dong (a graduate student at Stony Brook University) and Antoine Song (an assistant professor at the California Insitute of Technology) recently stated that a space with smaller and smaller amounts of mass won't show overall any curvature and the space would be in fact flat. I think this proves that even in modern days the exploration of the world stands on the efficiency of mathematicians who still play a vital role.
I recommend reading the whole article to find out how exactly Dong and Song proved their paper: https://www.quantamagazine.org/a-century-later-new-math-smooths-out-general-relativity-20231130/
Don't hesitate to check our newest blog conserning the famous Hilbert's paradox of the Grand Hotel. Whether you're interested in brain racking situations or the definition of infinity, i think the blog answers it all!
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As per physics involving calculus there is a book called calculus by thomas its good