Duke University Press Math

Duke University Press has been publishing mathematics scholarship for over 80 years. All Duke University Press math journals are hosted on Project Euclid.

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"The Fukaya Collection: Papers in Honor of Kenji Fukaya's 60th Birthday," the most recent issue of the Kyoto Journal of Mathematics, is freely available through the end of August: https://t.co/0uPAmESzgu

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The #DukeMathematicalJournal's new featured article, "On the analogy between real reductive groups and Cartan motion groups: Contraction of irreducible tempered representations" by Alexandre Afgoustidis, is free for a limited time. Read it here: https://t.co/XUuZZfWDFV

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Read Gregory Margulis's coauthored article "Quantitative version of the Oppenheim conjecture for inhomogeneous quadratic forms" in Duke Mathematical Journal here: https://t.co/aqlJBjLnGi

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Congratulations to Hillel Furstenberg and Gregory Margulis, winners of this year's #AbelPrize! https://t.co/etHEhJQnAq

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Available free for a limited time in Duke Mathematical Journal: "A McKay correspondence for reflection groups" by Ragnar-Olaf Buchweitz, Eleonore Faber, and Colin Ingalls. https://t.co/1BIjHoEsuK

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Read Duke Mathematical Journal's freely available featured article "The structure of logarithmically averaged correlations of multiplicative functions, with applications to the Chowla and Elliott conjectures" by Terence Tao & Joni Teräväinen: https://t.co/W3RBRWSYJo

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In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, we're spotlighting African American #mathematicians!

Gloria Hewitt, now @umontana Professor Emeritus, became the first African American woman to chair a math department in the U.S. https://t.co/BMCqlSV5bE

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In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, we're spotlighting African American #mathematicians!

At age 13, J. Ernest Wilkins Jr. became the youngest student ever to enter @UChicago. Discover his work @projecteuclid: https://t.co/H8AIQJ1IVq

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Permutations are arrangements that use each symbol exactly once—but what is a #superpermutation? Learn more about the concept, and about recent breakthroughs by @gregeganSF & an anonymous 4chan commenter, @QuantaMagazine: https://t.co/H6ErfCp3AV

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Happy #ValentinesDay! Last year, @Atheeta2 told us how to model heartbeat cycles which you can read below 😍
https://t.co/GqCCWM3k1l

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"There is geometry in the humming of the strings. There is music in the spacing of the spheres." —Pythagoras #WednesdayWisdom

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How are digital #snowflakes formed? Learn about modeling snow crystal growth & Packard's snowflakes @projecteuclid: https://t.co/0HiwPOhsfI

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"I had to separate myself. There were two sides of me. There’s the woman, and there’s the mathematician. And I don’t think this is healthy." Read about Carolina Araujo's work toward closing the mathematics gender gap in @QuantaMagazine: https://t.co/tsEl5IgimW

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A @UniversityRUDN mathematician's calculations of wave velocity in the brain have applications in post-stroke therapy. Read more @physorg_com: https://t.co/U5OYBbrqbi

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Check out upcoming math seminars & events @DukeU: https://t.co/qfQmz47qhq

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Chalkdust is celebrating the international day of #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM! Unfortunately, not everyone in our team was around for the photo, but we'll be tweeting some great interviews we've done in the past with inspirational women in maths and science!

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In honor of #BlackHIstoryMonth, here's a reminder that #HBCUs do an incredible job of widening the STEM pipeline: "HBCUs produced 46 percent of black women who earned degrees in STEM disciplines between 1995 and 2004." #STEMdiversity https://t.co/FpAL2RUB1F

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Mathematicians are building a theory on how a neural network’s form influences its function. https://t.co/zTRDa0IWiS

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In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, we're spotlighting African American #mathematicians!

Katherine Johnson worked at @NASA, where her calculations of orbital mechanics were essential to the success of U.S. manned spaceflights. https://t.co/BrU7BzDslq

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"How many chain-reaction #dominoes would you need such that the last domino could fall over and crush an aircraft carrier?" & more great questions in this @WIRED article: https://t.co/adIGlxNJ2Z