Santa Clara University mathematics professor Dr Frank Farris has developed an algorithm to visualize mathematical ideas that have one dimension too many to see in 3-D space.

To create this algorithm, they gathered March Madness statistics from the last 17 years, dating back to 2001. "Essentially what you do is you get a bunch of old data," said Matthew Osbourne.

Mathematicians at the Center for Advanced Mathematics for Energy Research Applications (CAMERA) at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have developed a mathematical algorithm to ...

The Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences has issued a new test for whether a machine using a mathematical algorithm (read as computer-driven device) is patentable.

This mathematical algorithm doesn’t include numbers and focuses more on scenarios and cause and effect, like whether someone is dumped, or a recoupling.

And so algebra, algorithms, and calculus, three pillars of modern mathematics, are all the result of a notation for nothing.

A federal judge has thrown out a patent claim against Rackspace, ruling that mathematical algorithms can't be patented. The ruling in the Eastern Disrict stemmed from a 2012 complaint filed by ...