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[zbMATH Open @zbMATH]

Starting 1st January 2021, zbMATH is becoming an open access database. The mathematical community is invited to participate in its further development. This can be done either by becoming a reviewer https://t.co/u8S5MOWUIK or by sharing your ideas about the future development.

[Merieme Chadid @meriemechadid]

For the mathematicians among you: the Demailly Prize for Open Science in Mathematics is back for its 2nd edition.

I chair the Prize jury together with Fields Medalist Timothy Gowers and we’re looking for bold, high-impact projects that push open science in mathematics forward.

If you’re building something that makes math more open, more and more useful to the community, send it in.

Details + application instructions: https://t.co/mW1faeznRl
Deadline: March 8, 2026 (midnight, Paris time)

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[EMS Press @ems_press]

🎉 Third year running: all 22 EMS Press S2O journals are fully open access in 2026 (CC BY 4.0), enabled by continued library subscriptions.

Full announcement here:
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@NTFabiano It appears that Iceland is missing in the diagram. Although it would fit in nicely with a data point around (7.2; 27), sure a country with 1 Nobel Prize Winner/372000 population might be considered as potentially noisy data...

[EMS Press @ems_press]

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... [Classical Fourier analysis, https://t.co/2btMpRWpmL; Modern Fourier analysis, https://t.co/cBuuZtS2u7], this text offers a more classroom-friendly approach since it contains shorter sections, more refined proofs, and more than 360 exercises." 2/2

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Loukas Grafakos's 'Fundamentals of Fourier analysis' "is a self-contained introduction to the Euclidean Fourier analysis for graduate students", says Manfred Tasche's review https://t.co/H65gmL0BiV.
"Compared with the author’s former books ... 1/2

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... Karl-Heinz Schlote's review https://t.co/X4fbVhQkPG.
"In their opinion, Huygens is a key figure in the transition from antiquity to modern natural science [..] and this significance of Huygens has been insufficiently recognised in previous books about him and his time." 2/2

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Tijmen Jan Moser/Enders Anthony Robinson's 'Walking with Christiaan Huygens. From Archimedes’ influence to unsung contributions in modern science' aim is "to illustrate the role of Christiaan Huygens in the development of the natural sciences to a broad readership", says ... 1/2

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... "This second edition of the book is a masterpiece, containing more than twice as much as the first edition. It includes striking results from the past fifteen years and solutions to problems from the first edition." 2/2

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"The author’s 'Mathematical coloring book (TMCB) was published in 2009 [https://t.co/IGYloPGJBy]", says S. Arumugam's review https://t.co/7cnuDbdJtM of Alexander Soifer's 'The new mathematical coloring book' [..] "which is a colossal sibling of TMCB." ... 1/2

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Happy 70th birthday to Alicia M. Dickenstein https://t.co/IJXn8v7h6F! She is known for her work in algebraic combinatorics. 'Tropical discriminants' (with Eva Maria Feichtner and Bernd Sturmfels) was reviewed in https://t.co/SgT1zA0XvZ.

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... Flávio Ulhoa Coelho's review https://t.co/cvXxMw5ebS.
"The book is divided, as the title indicates, into two parts, the first dealing with the number zero, the second with the number π, both being discussed from the Neolithic Age to the nineteenth century." 2/2

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Amalkumar Mukhopadhyay/Siddheshwar Rameshwar Bhatt's 'Zero and pi. Symbols of mathematical spirit' "reflects the epistemology in multidisciplinary academic spheres (world history, philosophy, mathematics of ancient and modern days)", says ... 1/2

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Germund Dahlquist https://t.co/e2sDWDvDvN, known for his work in numerical analysis, was #botd 100 years ago.
"A special stability problem for linear multistep methods" was reviewed in https://t.co/navwrYjJX5.

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Sofya Kovalevskaya https://t.co/6VBORNfnL7, famous for her work on differential equations, was #botd 175 years ago. Her seminal work
"Sur le problème de la rotation d’un corps solide autour d’un point fixe", awarded with the Prix Bordin, was reviewed in https://t.co/qrhY5Aw1Bd.

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Sébastien Roch's 'Modern discrete probability' "develops a toolkit of essential techniques for analyzing stochastic processes on graphs, other random discrete structures, and algorithms", says Pavel Stoynov's review https://t.co/2vUyE7Cryz.

[EMS Press @ems_press]

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... the authors have added, apart from the usual updates, new sections on Hausdorff measures, semigroups of operators, Musielak-Orlicz spaces (called generalised Orlicz spaces here), and on various nonlinear operators and inequalities that are important in applications." 2/2

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"The first edition of this rich, but densely written textbook was reviewed in [https://t.co/u8FuMhg12m]", begins Dirk Werner's review https://t.co/AIK2OoM9Ng of Nikolaos S. Papageorgiou/Patrick Winkert's 'Applied nonlinear functional analysis'.
"For the second edition, ... 1/2

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Gertrude Mary Cox https://t.co/Z7hL7GJ9We, known for her work in statistics, was #botd 125 years ago. Her book 'Experimental designs' (with William G. Cochran) was reviewed in https://t.co/HD5Rx2jCPc.