arXiv math.RAの新着論文8本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-ra/episodes/2026-09-28/The Hua identity implies alternativityThe $m$-Invariant of Fields of Characteristic 2Fast factorization in diagram monoidsAsymptotic completions of preordered semiringsBoolean Trusses as Rectangular Bands and Boolean RingsThe Hilbert Basis Theorem for Non-Associative Skew Power Series Rings and Non-Associative Skew Laurent Series Rings over a Non-Associative Coefficient RingQuantum Laurent

arXiv math.ACの新着論文7本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-ac/episodes/2026-09-28/Asymptotic multiplicity sequences of graded familiesStructure of irreducible homomorphisms to/from free and injective modulesEdge ideals of complements of a class of circular interval graphsNeural Ideals and Neural Codes: An Algebraic Framework for Neural Network Classification and Feature InterpretationSpecial Cohen--Macaulay sheaves on partial resolutions of rational surfaces singularitiesOn the

arXiv math.RTの新着論文6本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-rt/episodes/2026-09-28/Generating Functions for Casimir Invariants of Simple Lie AlgebrasQuasi-equivalence of relabeled positroid cluster structuresA Proof of the Second brick-Brauer-Thrall Conjecture for $E$-infinite algebrasDemazure Models of Algebraic Tori in Dimension 4Special Cohen--Macaulay sheaves on partial resolutions of rational surfaces singularitiesA derived Chouinard's theorem for infinite groups

arXiv math.AGの新着論文22本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-ag/episodes/2026-09-28/Moduli Spaces of Twisted Endomorphisms and Euler CharacteristicsThe geometry of solutions to the general sexticFourier-Mukai partners and autoequivalences of moduli spaces of vector bundlesSymmetry and solvability: Galois groups of equivariant enumerative problemsDemazure Models of Algebraic Tori in Dimension 4Cartier--Dieudonn\'e Theory of Connected Group SchemesThe norm principle for extended

In episode 34 of Recsperts, I'm joined by Raghav Saboo, Staff Machine Learning Engineer at DoorDash and Tech Lead for Personalization and Search for New Verticals — groceries, convenience, retail, alcohol, pet supplies and more, beyond the original restaurant vertical. We discuss the particular challenges of personalized recommendation, ranking and search in quick commerce, recent trends in generative recommendations and the application of Semantic IDs to item ranking and query

In here I talk about an my updated understanding of special relativity. I also talk about the future upcoming episodes. Also please forgive my quiteness. I was in the library.Note: this is a new episode. Phase 1. From here on after, "Phase 1" will be in the description of what I believe is my current en best understanding so far. Moving forward, "Phase 2" might be when my understanding is tranformed again. For all intents and purposes, Phase 1 might have some of my more coherent episodes for now

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How can a tiny change inside a hydrogen atom reveal the structure of an entire galaxy? We explore the 21-centimeter hydrogen line, the radio signal that lets astronomers peer through cosmic dust and map the Milky Way. Discover how this natural beacon helps probe the early universe—and why it has become a reference point in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Note: This podcast was AI-generated, and sometimes AI can make mistakes. Please double-check any critical informa...

Artificial intelligence has become one of the defining technologies of our time. But what if the way we're thinking about AI – starting with the very idea of "intelligence" – is too narrow? Welcome to Resoundingly Human: The INFORMS Podcast about how operations research, analytics, data science, and AI are helping us better understand – and improve – the world around us. Today's guest has spent decades helping shape our understanding of machine learning and its connections to statistics,

No mundo pós-2020, uma mudança invisível, mas profunda, transformou a forma como lidamos com a nossa própria mente. Mas como é que o isolamento social e as crises de ansiedade se transformaram, anos mais tarde, num crescimento recorde de matrículas universitárias e numa explosão de narrativas sobre saúde mental na cultura pop?Neste episódio do Estatística com H, o podcast que transforma números frios em histórias humanas, analisamos os dados globais da OMS, o crescimento estrutural nos atendimentos

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重力の性質から生まれた「ホログラフィー原理」は、空間の中身を表面積だけで知ることができると主張します。ブラックホールのエントロピー計算やAdS/CFT対応という数学的な証拠を手がかりに、私たちの宇宙も立体ではなく、量子ビットが描く平らな模様の投影かもしれないという物理学最前線の議論を、数式を使わずに紹介します。〇Gravity Seems Holographic. What Does That Mean for Reality?（2026年9月25日）https://www.quantamagazine.org/gravity-seems-holographic-what-does-that-mean-for-reality-20260925/#数学の翻訳家 #数学翻訳家 #ホログラフィー原理 #量子重力 #ブラックホール #AdSCFT対応 #理論物理学 #物理学 #宇宙論 #量子力学 #重力理論 #時空 #レナードサスキンド #スティーヴンホーキング #ヤコブベケンシュタイン #弦理論 #量子ビット #イットフロムキュービット #数学 #サイエンス #教養 #素粒子物理学 #エントロピー

Number of the Day - "21" This podcast is produced by Klassic Studios. Check out our other podcasts there! Sources Number sequence definitions come from the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS). Historical material is adapted from Wikipedia, used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike licence. Minor planet details come from the NASA/JPL Small-Body Database. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A controlled study of memory migration between Llama and Qwen reveals why knowledge graphs preserve agent memories almost perfectly, why RAG systems fail when embedding indexes aren’t rebuilt, and how retaining raw conversation history can prevent irreversible omissions. We explore what it takes to turn AI memory from disposable notes into a lifelong digital record. Note: This podcast was AI-generated, and sometimes AI can make mistakes. Please double-check any critical informati...

DeepSeek's revenue just hit a billion dollars, right after a price hike of up to four and a half times. A nine billion parameter model at Datadog now matches eighty seven percent of a giant model's accuracy for a twentieth of the cost. Same cost problem, opposite fixes. We go through how Google cut AI startup times by up to eighty nine percent, the first cyberattack carried out by an AI agent, a five hundred dollar ChatGPT tier with no spec sheet yet, and why plain cloud servers are suddenly hard to

In dieser Folge werfen wir einen Blick auf AlphaEvolve, eine ausgefeilte Optimierungssoftware von Google DeepMind. Außerdem gibt es noch einen etwas längeren State of the AI Block.

arXiv math.CAの新着論文14本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-ca/episodes/2026-09-25/Endpoint Riesz transforms on normalized graphsOn the Alzer-Berg problem: an optimal Bernstein boundary and a uniqueness conjectureSharp power-mean comparisons for Gauss hypergeometric functionsSpectral eigenvalue problem of Cantor measures and Artin's primitive root conjectureThe ultraspherical background of the Jacobi phase expansion, in closed formCritical Hausdorff Measure for Higher-Dimensional

arXiv math.GRの新着論文15本をご紹介します。番組ページ: https://prepridondon.nyoho.jp/channels/math-gr/episodes/2026-09-25/Graphical Discreteness, Coxeter Doublings and Generalized PolygonsHeat kernels on Cayley graphs of free products of finite groupsPro-$\mathbf H_p$ density in the free group of rank two: a Frobenian criterion on the mod-$p$ torusQuasiisometry invariance of relatively hyperbolic TDLC groupsOn the language of palindromic reduced words in a Coxeter groupProof of the positive trace gap conjectureOn

Vibe coding has a genuine superpower: it lets developers follow instinct, collapse the feedback loop, and discover the shape of a problem by building against its edges. But the creative high has a shadow side that often goes unacknowledged. This episode of DEV.co explores the case for keeping humans central to vibe coding — not to slow it down, but to keep it from quietly going off the rails.Here's what the episode covers: What vibe coding actually is — improvisation as a development