Tag Archives: mochizuki

Best and Worst of 2017

Posted on December 25, 2017 by annahaensch

As this year comes careening to a screeching halt, it’s time once again for that annual tradition of the best and worst of the year…in math. And what a year it’s been! Where to begin? Let’s start with the good … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events | Tagged ABC conjecture, bitcoin, blockchain, Capital Currents, Karen Saxe, Maryam Mirzakhani, mochizuki, Navier Stokes Equations, neural networks, nsf, Vladimir Voevodsky, WannaCry | Leave a comment

Carnival of Mathematics 137

Posted on August 15, 2016 by annahaensch

Welcome to the 137th Carnival of Mathematics! Let me begin with a story about pizza. I was at one of my favorite pizzerias in New Haven recently where they have the craziest method for slicing pizza: start with a standard … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Brian Hayes, carnival of mathematics, David Castelvecchi, Gonzalo Ciruelos, Kevin Knudson, Mark Dominus, mochizuki, Nancy Yi Liang | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: mochizuki

Best and Worst of 2017

Carnival of Mathematics 137

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