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'László Babai, a mathematician and computer scientist at the University
of Chicago in Illinois, has developed a mathematical recipe or
"algorithm" that supposedly can take two networks—no matter how big and
tangled—and tell whether they are, in fact, the same, in far fewer steps
than the previous best algorithm.'
An example of good science writing: a very clear and straightforward
explanation of the issue at hand, what has been discovered, and the
significance.
Via Wayne Radinsky and Emmanuel Taban.
Share and enjoy,
*** Xanni ***
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