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I have been trying to find a research problem to dig into. Was wondering if anyone here knew of any interesting open problems a mathematician might contribute to, particularly relating to neural networks, probability, and statistical mechanics.

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@snow see above, bit the real question is, do you want to?

@snow stop drinking it and see if you get a headache

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@pschwede @freemo surely you need a reference point to measure time dilation

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@freemo @khird @sda @mngrif So to measure acceleration I just need to know my mass, since I can't think of how to measure acceleration besides measuring the force exerted by a fixed mass on, say, a spring.

@freemo @khird @sda @mngrif Ah, you can always measure acceleration because you can always measure force so that fixes the initial condition.

@freemo @khird @sda @mngrif Wait thats wrong. That's not a point in space. What isn't relative is differences of velocity (relative velocities) so that constant is just the velocity of an arbitrary reference point. Is there some natural constant to pick when integrating jerk that makes it special?

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