Steve Butler casually tosses a ball from his left hand to his right to demonstrate his point that anyone can juggle. With just one ball it's easy, until he changes it up and adds a second and a third ...

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A professor of mathematics casually tosses a ball from his left hand to his right to demonstrate his point that anyone can juggle. He says the secret to juggling is simple – it’s all about patterns.

Abstract: The "positroid stratification" of the Grassmannian of k-planes in n-space, studied by Lusztig, Postnikov, and many others, stands in between the (beautiful) Bruhat decomposition and the ...

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This study explores the art and technique of ball juggling through the use of unique movement patterns, with a focus on its application in soccer training and performance. The research identifies ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Juggling needn't be just for medieval court jesters, street performers and circus clowns. The ancient skill of keeping two or more objects aloft by alternately tossing and ...