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Category Archives: Mathematical models

From the ateliers of great masters to the labs of the Rijksmuseum

Many scientists nowadays, including myself, develop methods that can be used in the restoration and preservation of our cultural heritage.

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Yuliia Orlova October 11, 2020

The golden rule of staffing in contact centers

Remember hearing: 'Please hold while you are connected to the next available agent'? Why not spend some of the time…

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Mariska Heemskerk June 12, 2020

Bitcoins and queues

Everybody is talking about Bitcoin. But how does it actually work?

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David Koops June 28, 2019

Zooming in a chemical reaction!

Chemical reactions evolve in the same way as water flows through a network of rivers. Is it so simple actually?

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Yuliia Orlova May 2, 2019

Complex networks

Modelling real-world networks!Have you ever wondered what mathematicians mean when they talk about mathematical models of real-life phenomena? And what can…

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Andrea Roccaverde, Frank den Hollander, Diego Garlaschelli November 12, 2018

What does your Facebook network look like?

Have you ever wondered if you can visualise your Facebook network? And what do these networks have to do with…

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Clara Stegehuis November 2, 2018

An elephant in the room

Do you see the elephant in this picture? This is not so easy for a computer, even if it is…

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Nicos Starreveld November 1, 2018

From Atoms to Reaction Networks

Have you ever thought about a relation between chemistry and networks? Already from school courses we get the feeling that there…

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Yuliia Orlova October 4, 2018

Traffic congestion: Optimal tolling schemes

Congested road networks are a big problem in many countries. Building more roads is not always the best solution to…

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Pieter Kleer September 23, 2018

Puzzle time!

Stable poisson marriage by Alexander Holroyd

Most people, when asked about mathematics will (unfortunately) say it’s dull at best. Yet when you ask mathematicians what they…

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Tim Hulshof July 15, 2018
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