Pitt professor cracks 400-year-old math mystery

[Electric Wizard]

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Way back in 1611, Kepler proposed that a pyramid formation is the most
efficient way to stack spheres, but, he couldn’t prove it.

"It can be used on systems like aircraft controls or braking system software."

http://www.bizjournals.com/pittsburgh/blog/innovation/2012/11/pitt-professo r-cracks-400-year-old.html

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[John Woodford]

Linkified for your convenience.

ETA: Link fixed.

[Nicos]

the page requested was no found.

[Jam412]

Remove the space between o and r in professor.

[Electric Wizard]

The board software should automagically linkify. This is preposterous.

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[John Woodford]

Gary Teter is the person to talk to about that.

[Arazni]

Most boards require tags for links. They're easy (url=) (/url)

[Nicos]

well, the article is very poor, a shame because that problem and specially the method to solving it are very interesting.

[doctor_wu]

Okay but what about for ellipsoids?

[The Linkifier]

You don't need Gary Teter to linkify for you.

[John Woodford]

No, but if you want to fix the boards so that they'll recognize URLs and auto-linkify them he's probably the go-to guy.

[Electric Wizard]

i don't think he proved it anyways

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