Listening to Ilya Sutskever recent chat with Dwarkesh Patel on how we are moving from age of scaling to age of research, I just realized that research is literally "re"-"search". Like if existing ideas are explored local minimum, the job now is to search again, to explore new directions

Visit the #JMM2026 Mathematical Art Exhibition and cast your vote! Open the app, go to "Exhibitors", search for "Mathematical Art", and select your favorite submissions. Each eligible voter may submit one ballot only. Individuals whose artwork is included in the exhibition are

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"Geometry at the Quantum Scale: Understanding the Geometric Language of Relativistic Quantum Mechanics" link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…

A great book which deserves exposure! "A Panoramic View of Riemannian Geometry" by Marcel Berger Many nice drawings! One of the greatest experts in differential geometry, and former director of the Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques (IHÉS), in France.

I'm presenting two papers at the 2026 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing in Barcelona. Learn more! invt.io/1txblba5p6p

people see the breakthrough result, but rarely see the daily grind that made it possible. you achieve so much more by being consistently productive and reliable than by being occasionally extraordinary.

Prof. Brian Keating

Utilizing Turing and Church’s invention of computability we can devise the sketch for a computability proof of Gödel’s incompleteness theorem that is equally as strong as Gödel’s version, but much easier to deduce: ift.tt/PA7GlIV

A new preprint is out: "RKHS Representation of Algebraic Convolutional Filters with Integral Operators", arxiv.org/abs/2602.19094

Lior Pachter How does the old joke go learn operator theory by doing all the exercises in Dunford-Schwartz...

I care more about mathematics and physics than any other subjects. I have never in my entire life cared even one day about math Olympiad competitions. Nor Erdos problems. Nor who got straight A’s at Princeton. This is, forgive me for saying this, the lame zip code of math and

in 1628, a swedish king forced builders to overload his warship with a foolish amount of heavy cannons. it sank 20 minutes into its maiden voyage. the lesson? reality doesn't care one bit about your ego. ignore it, and it will sink you

Only 3 machines left in Japan?! See how the iconic LIFE Noble Notebook i... youtu.be/c_UvVavl-eE?si… via YouTube

Happy birthday to László Lovász! 🎉⁠ ⁠ He received the 2021 prize together with Avi Wigderson “for their foundational contributions to theoretical computer science and discrete mathematics, and their leading role in shaping them into central fields of modern mathematics.”⁠

Quantum Geometry, Matrix Theory, and Gravity (cambridge.org)

Happy birthday Joseph Fourier, whose 1822 equation allows us to listen to mp3 audio files today: bit.ly/4rx7ZW4

Even as a Mathematician, I have to say Electrical Engineers impress me in a way few professions do. For me, it's just the way they use Mathematics so naturally, so practically, and so comfortably to build real things like hardware and systems. Even if someone never becomes an