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ISEF · 2019

Finding Chebyshev-Type Functions

Mathematics Third Award

This project is motivated by studying Chebyshev polynomials such as cos?(mx) is a polynomial of cos?(x). It is interesting to know if there are other non-constant continuous functions f havi…

ISEF · 2019

Geodesic Lines on Archimedean Solids

Mathematics

Purpose: The problem of finding the shortest path between the two given points is a classical problem in geometry. These paths are called geodesic lines. The existence of non-self-intersecti…

ISEF · 2019

Jump Return Problem on the Circle

Mathematics

In this study, we consider a discrete dynamic system starting with n arbitrary points on a circle. In one transition, each point moves simultaneously from its current state counterclockwise…

ISEF · 2019

Loop Spaces, P-Curvature, and Homotopy

Mathematics Fourth Award

Given a Vector Bundle (Coherent Sheaf) with Integrable Connection on a variety in positive characteristic, its p-curvature measures the amount of horizontal sections of the bundle and its va…

ISEF · 2019

New Proofing Method with Syllogism

Mathematics

There’s no doubt that in recent years the connection between different subjects is really cruical. For this exact reason I intend to proof mathematical theories with the help of syllogisms.…

ISEF · 2019

On Stallings Geodesic Braids Conjecture

Mathematics

In low-dimensional topology, one of the most beautiful and complex topics is braid theory. There are deep connections between braids, knots, mappings on surfaces, and even algebraic geometry…

ISEF · 2019

Planetary Transfer Calculator

Mathematics Fourth Award

The Planetary Transfer Calculator (PTC) is a tool to calculate and visualise transfers between planets, moons, and stars. The coding system uses a complex combination of mathematical algorit…

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