The faster you cross a road the lower probability of crash Thursday, Jul 16 2009

We show that the probability of crash decreases with the increased speed in

face of traffic crossing.

We show that the probability of crash decreases with the increased speed in face of traffic crossing. One might keep in mind that higher speed does not necessarily lower the risk of fatal injury, probably the opposite. Investigation number: MI0907161

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A theorem in astrophysical chemical evolution Monday, Jul 6 2009

Abstract. In this investigation we show a theorem of invariance of the standerd model

for starburst galaxies in terms of internal leakage. Investigation number

In this investigation we show “An invariance theorem for internal leakage in the standard model of chemical evolution in starburst galaxies”. Investigation number: MI0907061

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The fitness index Tuesday, Jun 23 2009

Most indices used to measure human fitness (such as BMI) regards the physical

properties of the body rather than its performance. Thus we here propose “The fitness

index” as an alternative way to measure fitness:

Most indices used to measure human fitness (such as BMI) regards the physical properties of the body rather than its performance. Thus we here propose “The fitness index” as an alternative way to measure fitness:

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The higher fitness index you have the more physically fit you are. Investigation number: MI0906231

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The function of leaves on rain Wednesday, Jun 17 2009

In this investigation we study a simple model for the function of leaves on raindrops. What size raindrops does a tree create?

Investigation number: MI0906161

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A reformulation of the Taylor-Riemann series Wednesday, Jun 17 2009

In this investigation we show that the Taylor-Riemann series arising in fractional calculus can be expressed as:

Investigation number:  MI0906111

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