Mathematics

Riemann mapping theorem

Vinberg lecture part 4. Automorphic forms

The Oldest Unsolved Problem in Math

Vinberg lecture part 3. Kac-Moody algebras

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Vinberg lecture part 2. The reflection group of II25,1

Vinberg lecture part 1.Vinberg's algorithm

Elliptic functions lecture 4. The sigma function

Borwein integrals

Elliptic functions lecture 3. Jacobi functions

Elliptic functions lecture 2

Elliptic functions 1. Weierstrass function.

How to Use Math To Beat Roulette - The Martingale Strategy

What are consistency proofs and what should they be

How a Hobbyist Created An Infinite Pattern That Never Repeats

Attribuer les couleurs à ses matchs: survol des options

Assigning colors to your matches: overview of the options

Reverse Mathematics: classifying theorems

This game theory problem will change the way you see the world

Chebyshev inequality (Eitan)

The SAT Question Everyone Got Wrong

Markov's Inequality (Eitan)

New results on incompleteness and ordinal analysis

Sampling | Probability Sampling | Non Probability Sampling

Goodstein walks and Gödel incompleteness

Graph theory (1)

Fixed point theorem of contraction maps (Eitan)

25 Math explainers you may enjoy | SoME3 results

UofM - MATH 2740 - Lecture 19 - Graph theory (Graph measures 3)

UofM - MATH 2740 - Lecture 15 - Graph theory (strong connectedness and matrices)

UofM - MATH 2740 - Lecture 11 - Part 1 - PCA (theory, continued)

UofM - MATH 2740 - Lecture 10 - PCA (theory)

UofM - MATH 2740 - Lecture 05 - Part 2 - Fitting Canada census

The Insane Math Of Knot Theory

Lecture series on concrete incompleteness-2: Proof theory of Peano Arithmetic

On concrete incompleteness-4: Friedman style independence results for ordinals and finite trees

Lecture series on concrete incompleteness-5: Phase transitions

Lecture series on concrete incompleteness-3: Paris Harrington theorem

Lecture series on concrete incompleteness-1: Cut elimination theorem

A pretty reason why Gaussian + Gaussian = Gaussian

This pattern breaks, but for a good reason | Moser's circle problem