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Institute Mathematicians Define Economic Paradox
01.05.1995
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A new mathematical model can predict a paradox -- whether the demand for a product will increase when its price rises
Mathematicians Attempt to Design More Human-Like Robots
01.05.1994
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Brain studies and mathematics converge in robotics research
How the Brain Recognizes Objects
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