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Showing posts with label rodents. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rodents. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Tales from the ArXiv: Rodents in Hyperbolic Spaces
This morning, I noticed the new paper Can Rodents Conceive Hyperbolic Spaces? With a title like that, clearly the paper deserved a closer look.
The abstract also includes a great line: We show that, according to self-organizing models, if raised in a non-Euclidean hyperbolic cage rats should be able to form hyperbolic grids.
I know I have obvious biases as a mathematician, but the idea in the paper seems really cool to me.
Labels:
arxiv,
awesome,
differential geometry,
geometry,
mathematics,
neuroscience,
papers,
rodents
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Mice on Lake
I have noticed in the last couple days that a lot of mice have taken up residence in the greenery in front of the "Shops on Lake" sign. While passing that, one can see numerous mice scurrying back and forth across the sidewalk in that area. It's pretty amusing, though I imagine the city will be doing something about this soon.
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