Seasoned engineer living in Brno, Czech Republic and working in aerospace. Ex-resident of Cambridge, UK. PhD from University of Cambridge. Uses maths for work less and less these days but wishes he had a career in Math. Other interests: philosophy/literature preferably together (Deeply into Robert Musil). Philiosophy of mind and consciousness. Art cinema, great films, books and nature walks. Happily married and father of two great kids.
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Last Notes npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for October 21st from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for October 10th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for October 5th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for October 2nd from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for September 26th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for September 24th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for September 23rd from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for September 21st from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for September 20th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for August 28th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for July 19th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for July 7th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for June 22nd from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for June 21st from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz @nprofile…3kqn @nprofile…8th0 npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for June 11th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for June 3rd from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for May 30th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for April 23rd from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for April 21st from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for April 18th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for April 16th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for April 13th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Problem for April 8th from the 2026 AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz @nprofile…v64a @nprofile…6pyg agree. N≠E≠A≠T would not have taken that much space. 7399 is also a solution without that constraint npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Here's the question for December 22nd from the AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz @nprofile…8eua @nprofile…ue5x I have no affiliation with AIP and free to me as well. I'm happy 😊 npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz @nprofile…ue5x @nprofile…8eua available from AIP site npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz @nprofile…u6hy "Just as it fails to qualify as a prime number, the unfortunate number one also misses out on being a perfect number, due to a pedantic refusal to accept numbers as their own proper divisors. Sadly, the number one has zero proper divisors." npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Here's the question for December 6th from the AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Here's the question for July 20th from the AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz @nprofile…hr6z I see it that way too. The way this question was posed has many problems. Even assuming they meant "following" instead of "followed by", (i.e. hgame ends with HHHH or HHHT) last flip should mean that the game has ended with HHHX. i.e. only the last flip is unknown, so its probability is 1/2. npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Here's the question for July 16th from the AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar npub1srgzcn6jm8ha262pynlkwzawyhcfae44umph6mcs26jaqm86dhqqzjmaw2 Suat Ayöz Here's the question for May 24th from the AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar.
