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Terence Tao

Mathematician at UCLA; Fields Medallist; writes the What's New blog
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6 weeks ago
Jul 14

Call for long programs, workshops, and summer schools at IPAM

(I am writing here in my capacity as Director of Special Projects at IPAM.) IPAM seeks program proposals from the mathematical, statistical, and scientific communities for long programs…

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6 weeks ago
Jul 14

Visualizing the Gilbreath expectation sequence

One byproduct of learning how to use coding agents to create visualization apps is that it now becomes straightforward to convert any figure in one’s papers that had already been generated…

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6 weeks ago
Jul 14

A paper diagram visualizer

I am finding the newly revealed capability to code old applet ideas into reality to be very tempting to sink more time into, though I am certainly encountering the common “vibe coding”…

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6 weeks ago
Jul 13

A random variable visualizer

With the advent of modern coding agents, many visualization projects that I had proposed in the past, but dropped due to the time and complexity of the coding portion of the task, have now become…

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7 weeks ago
Jul 11

Old and new apps, via modern coding agents

I have been interested in machine-assisted ways to do and teach mathematics from as far back as 1999, when I started coding several applets in Java 1.0, both for my complex analysis and linear…

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7 weeks ago
Jul 11

Gilbreath’s conjecture: a Cramér random model and a deterministic analysis

Zachary Chase, Zach Hunter and I have uploaded to the arXiv our preprint Gilbreath’s conjecture: a Cramér random model and a deterministic analysis.

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8 weeks ago
Jul 3

A digestion of unit distance constructions

Suppose that one has a set $latex {P}&fg=000000$ of $latex {n}&fg=000000$ points in the plane, which we will think of as the complex plane $latex {{\bf C}}&fg=000000$.

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2 months ago
Jun 16

Third SAIR competition: inverse Galois challenge

I am happy to announce the third SAIR challenge, which is focused on obtaining numerical data for the infamous inverse Galois problem.

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2 months ago
Jun 13

BONUS: One of the world's best mathematicians is an Aussie

Terence Tao was a child prodigy, and became a mathematics professor in the United States at age 24.

3 months ago
Jun 12

2026 EMS Lecture Series on Mathematics Education. Lecture 6: Terence Tao

Terence Tao: How should university students control their AI diet?0:00 Intro2:10 Lecture begins51:46 Q&A startsEngage with a Fields Medalist's perspective…

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