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Followers

364.3K

Posts

35.8K

Following

615

Account age

14 yrs

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In 1956, 26-year-old Edgar Dijkstra invented a classic path-finding algorithm while out with his fiancée at a café in Amsterdam. It all happened in his head: “Without pencil and paper you are almost forced to avoid all avoidable complexities,” he said. https://t.co/hvFDiI6wy5

526.2K views In 1956, 26-year-old Edgar Dijkstra invented a classic path-finding algorithm while out with his fiancée at a café in Amsterdam. It all happened in his head: “Without pencil and paper you are almost forced to avoid all avoidable complexities,” he said. https://t.co/hvFDiI6wy5

The married mathematicians Eric Larson and Isabel Vogt often found themselves discussing ideas after dinner, working through problems on the chalkboards they have in their home. The pair recently proved a centuries-old question about algebraic curves. https://t.co/sAO5CZQ3wI

317.8K views The married mathematicians Eric Larson and Isabel Vogt often found themselves discussing ideas after dinner, working through problems on the chalkboards they have in their home. The pair recently proved a centuries-old question about algebraic curves. https://t.co/sAO5CZQ3wI

Peter Scholze, one of the most respected mathematicians in the world, completed an important proof entirely in his head and hungover. A computerized proof assistant later confirmed that his work was correct. https://t.co/C1ts464S2Y

310.8K views Peter Scholze, one of the most respected mathematicians in the world, completed an important proof entirely in his head and hungover. A computerized proof assistant later confirmed that his work was correct. https://t.co/C1ts464S2Y

281.6K views The married mathematicians Eric Larson and Isabel Vogt often found themselves discussing ideas after dinner, working through problems on the chalkboards they have in their home. The pair recently proved a centuries-old question about algebraic curves. https://t.co/sAO5CZPvHa

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Posting cadence

0.06 / week

A lower-frequency account — each post lands with more weight.

Content mix

Mostly images

Recent: 2 video · 11 image · 5 text.

Follower / following

592×

Follows 615 back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.

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🔥 Top post Earlier this year, a 17-year-old high school student named Hannah Cairo solved a 40-year-old mystery about how waves behave, surprising and exciting mathematicians. @KSHartnett reports: 1.8M❤ 4.4K🔁 659

Every four years, the math world’s preeminent awards are given to the finest minds of a generation. The young Fields and Abacus Medal winners — all under 40 on the first day of the year — have reshaped mathematics and theoretical computer … 177.1K❤ 339🔁 106

▶ Dijkstra’s algorithm doesn’t just tell you the fastest route to one destination. Instead, it gives you an ordered list of travel times from your current location to every other point that you might want to visit — a solution to what resear… 274.9K❤ 2.5K🔁 465

In 1956, 26-year-old Edgar Dijkstra invented a classic path-finding algorithm while out with his fiancée at a café in Amsterdam. It all happened in his head: “Without pencil and paper you are almost forced to avoid all avoidable complexiti… 526.2K❤ 3.7K🔁 495

Mathematicians are studying elliptic curve patterns that resemble murmurations of starlings. Nina Zubrilina, a doctoral student at Princeton, was the first to prove a formula that explains reasons for the patterns. https://t.co/g0vBWfLnOo 133.4K❤ 2.4K🔁 349

The married mathematicians Eric Larson and Isabel Vogt often found themselves discussing ideas after dinner, working through problems on the chalkboards they have in their home. The pair recently proved a centuries-old question about algeb… 281.6K❤ 2.2K🔁 270

At 23 years old, Alan Turing wrote a seminal paper that helped define computation, algorithms and what came to be known as Turing machines — the theoretical foundation for modern computing. https://t.co/IRXcsP14Qi 269.6K❤ 3K🔁 620

Peter Scholze, one of the most respected mathematicians in the world, completed an important proof entirely in his head and hungover. A computerized proof assistant later confirmed that his work was correct. https://t.co/C1ts464S2Y 310.8K❤ 2.1K🔁 258

The Nobel Prize in Physics 2022 has been awarded to Alain Aspect, John F. Clauser and Anton Zeilinger “for experiments with entangled photons, establishing the violation of Bell inequalities and pioneering quantum information science.” ❤ 2.2K🔁 488

Before mathematicians used modern symbolic algebra, they would reason geometrically. For instance, these figures show the equation (𝑎 + 𝑏)² = 𝑎² + 2𝑎𝑏 + 𝑏². https://t.co/kHdyPREVa9 ❤ 2.1K🔁 367 Growing evidence supports what physicists have long suspected: In some way or other, space-time itself seems to fall apart at a black hole, implying that space-time is not the root level of reality, but an emergent structure from something… ❤ 2.3K🔁 665

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🗓️Joined X in 2012 — 14 years ago.

👁️Averages 281.6K views per post.

📤Posts about 0.1× per week.

💬0.91% engagement rate.

🏅Earned the 100K Followers for passing 100K followers.

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Estimated

69/100

Good Credibility score

85%

Real Real audience

Low Fake-follower risk

High Data confidence

Est. 85% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
Engagement (~0.8× of followers engage each post) is around typical for X.
Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
Verified account.
Established account (14+ years old).
0.91% engagement — below the ~2.2% typical for this size.

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