In this weblog I collect my random thoughts on problems still slightly out of reach to be formulated as ‘well-defined’ mathematical questions.
Examples of such problems can be found in Smale’s 1998 list:
- problem 8 (introduction of dynamics into economic theory)
- problem 18 (limits of intelligence)
Of course, I do not limit myself to this list. Typical problems considered in this blog are contained in this short-list of Not-Yet-Mathematical Problems in science.
What does that mean for you as a reader?
Not much. Hopefully, you find some inspiration here. At least that is the goal. Don’t be too harsh on me and have fun.
With best regards
Uwe Stroinski
A note on the author: I took a PhD in mathematics at Tuebingen University, Germany.
