Hand cricket is a popular game among children in India. I analyzed it using game theory and got my findings published at FSTTCS, a well-known CS theory conference!
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Analyzing Hand Cricket using Game Theory
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The Math behind Juggling
This article explains how math can be applied to juggling, a seemingly non-mathematical area. This gives us more insight into what really goes on in a juggling pattern and helps us automate the process of finding new juggling patterns.
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Generalizing Segment Trees
How I generalized segment trees by expressing range query outputs as elements of a monoid and update operations as functions.