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Math Power: Physicist Calculates Way out of Traffic Ticket

abcnews.com (1 year and 1 month ago)

Apr 17, 2012

Ever beat a traffic ticket? A physicist did with a methematical paper arguing why he should not be fined $400 for jumping a stop sign. Dmitri Krioukov of the University of California San Diego called his paper 'The Proof of Innocence.' full story

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Math Power: Physicist Calculates Way out of Traffic Ticket

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