Except that sometimes the resonances are extremely peculiar. It's not terribly surprising that differential geometry was the right language for describing phys

Except that sometimes the resonances are extremely peculiar. It's not terribly surprising that differential geometry was the right language for describing physics on spacetime. It's a bit more surprising (to me anyways) that the same probability distribution describes both the energy levels of complicated nuclei and the distribution of zeros on the critical line of the Riemann zeta function.