Random Number Generator| February 2022

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Generating Random Numbers Is a Lot Harder Than You Think

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What do video game speed-runners, gamblers, and cryptographers all have in common? They depend on random numbers. From shuffling music to encrypting the entire internet, random numbers are a crucial part of modern life. And in most of these circumstances, we rely on computers to generate them for us.

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The Random Number Generator (RNG-01A) will produce approximately one to three random numbers every minute from background radiation. These true random numbers are useful for data encryption (cryptography), statistical mechanics, probability, gaming, neural networks and disorder systems, PSI and ESP testing, micro PK experiments, etc. Quantum mechanics states that the nuclear decay of atoms, are fundamentally random and cannot be predicted. Our device has a mini-Geiger counter that detects background radiation. The detection of a radioactive particle being a random event use to initiate the generation of a random number.

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Mathematician Disproves 80-Year-Old Algebra Conjecture

Photo courtesy of : Olena Shmahalo/Quanta Magazine; source: Giles Gardam

On February 22 2021, a postdoctoral mathematician named Giles Gardam gave an hourlong online talk about the unit conjecture, a basic but confounding algebra question that had stood open for more than 80 years. He carefully laid out the history of the conjecture and two allied conjectures, and explained their connections to the powerful algebraic machinery called K-theory. Then, in the final minutes of his presentation, he delivered the kicker.