Sentence examples for a famous problem in from inspiring English sources

"It's a famous problem in Earth rotation studies," Dr. Gross said.

Within the past year he has written the music for three "Nova" programs on PBS, including a five-part mini-series called "Nova Science Now," which included an on-camera appearance serenading a group of mathematicians on the twin prime conjecture, a famous problem in number theory.

A redundancy allocation is a famous problem in reliability sciences.

The first root dates back to the Stackelberg game [1], which is a famous problem in game theory.

The qualification 'almost everywhere' is non-trivial and is the source of a famous problem in the foundations of statistical mechanics, the so-called 'measure zero problem' (to which we turn in Section 3).

When evaluated at \scriptstyle s = 2 it can be written as : \zeta(2) = \frac{1}{1^2} + \frac{1}{2^2} + \frac{1}{3^2} + \cdots Finding a simple solution for this infinite series was a famous problem in mathematics called the Basel problem.

Or they announce that they have solved several problems at once, or "they say they have solved a famous problem along with some unified-field theory in physics," the mathematician said.

One example of this class of problems is a famous problem studied by Carrier and discussed formally by Bender and Orszag in the book "Advanced Mathematical Methods for Scientists and Engineers".

In a formal description of actions and changes, there is a famous problem known as the "frame problem".

This was a famous problem.

The story of the most famous problem in mathematics, Fermat's Last Theorem, has all the ingredients of a real-life treasure hunt: a cryptic note left behind by the French mathematician Pierre de Fermat; a sizable reward offered by a German physician in his 1906 will; finally, a solution found in 1994 by the reserved Princeton University mathematician, Andrew Wiles.