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The RAT Algorithm Finds IThe RAT Algorithm Finds Its Way Introduction Imagine a robot in a maze trying to find the exit efficiently. The Rat in a Maze problem illustrates this scenario, and it’s a great way to learn about backtracking algorithms. This algorithm isn’t just for mazes—its principles are widely applicable in fields like…

Elastic waves in bearing Elastic waves in bearing raceways: the forward and inverse problem Turbines are crucial to our energy infrastructure, and ensuring their bearings function with minimal friction while often supporting heavy loads is vital. Vibrations within a bearing can signal the presence of defects, friction, or misalignment. However, current detection methods are neither…

A blind man once steA blind man once stepped on Chuck Norris’ shoe. Chuck Norris asked, “Don’t you know who I am? I’m Chuck Norris!” The mere mention of his name cured the man of his blindness. Sadly the first, last, and only thing this man ever saw, was a fatal roundhouse delivered by Chuck…

Flying high: Kew botanistFlying high: Kew botanists and paramotorists survey rare plants in Peru Soaring with an engine strapped to your back is faster than walking and more environmentally friendly than a 4×4

Remains of carved canoe mRemains of carved canoe may be most significant discovery of its kind, NZ archaeologist says Parts of a carved and decorated traditional ocean-going canoe (waka) found in the Chatham Islands, around 800km east of New Zealand, could be the most significant discovery of its kind in Polynesia, a…