A random selection of recent posts from around the mathematical blogosphere.

• 26 Jul 2026Aspect ratio in BeamerSymOmega
• 25 Jul 2026Excel column numberingJohn D. Cook
• 24 Jul 2026How generic language shapes the development of social thoughtStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 22 Jul 2026Complexity Class of the Week: \(L_2^P\)Computational Complexity
• 22 Jul 2026When sine of x degrees equals sine of x radiansJohn D. Cook
• 20 Jul 2026Il potere invisibile: come il calcolo algoritmico sta eclissando la democraziaBlogghetto
• 20 Jul 2026IMO 2026 ProblemsBeni Bogoşel's blog
• 19 Jul 2026Ted-talking University of California professor asks sex trafficker for $3,000,000 because he thinks there’s a “50% chance” he’ll make “important discoveries” in telepathyStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 19 Jul 2026We need an education systemThe Reflective Educator
• 18 Jul 2026NISQ and quantum supremacy did not failShtetl-Optimized
• 18 Jul 2026Galilean Limits of ElectromagnetismAzimuth
• 18 Jul 2026It’s all about the Super Pacs: How the New York Times completely misreported campaign contributions in the Maine Senate raceStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 18 Jul 2026My friend Mark WiseQuantum Frontiers
• 18 Jul 2026Il caso del gioielliere Roggero: tra propaganda politica e realtà dei fattiBlogghetto
• 18 Jul 2026How much luck do you need to win the World Cup?More or Less
• 17 Jul 2026Hamiltonian IntroductionUnizor - Creative Mind through Art of Mathematics
• 16 Jul 2026Reviews of our Bayesian Workflow book from Bin Yu, David Spiegelhalter, Brad Efron, Christian Robert, Rohan Alexander, and Mine Doğucu!Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 15 Jul 2026Polar Decomposition and Partial IsometriesOpen System – Ark's blog
• 15 Jul 2026Linkage11011110
• 15 Jul 2026Herman Chernoff (1923-2026)Computational Complexity
• 15 Jul 2026Einander kennen, miteinander reden, miteinander laufenSchule, Schulleitung, Familie, DIY
• 15 Jul 2026As previously mentioned, sometimes it's less about the facts and more about who's saying them.West Coast Stat Views (on Observational Epidemiology and more)
• 15 Jul 202610 AI Prompts Every Teacher Who Teaches Basic Fact Fluency Should KnowDr. Nicki's Guided Math Blog
• 14 Jul 2026Me, My Math Proofs and AI – Part IMy Brain is Open
• 14 Jul 2026Visualizing the Gilbreath expectation sequenceWhat's new
• 14 Jul 2026Call for long programs, workshops, and summer schools at IPAMWhat's new
• 14 Jul 2026“Making Statistics Work: Information Theory and Bayesian Inference”Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 14 Jul 2026School Culture and Math TeachingThe Reflective Educator
• 13 Jul 2026UXPH 2018 IllustrationImpossible world site blog
• 13 Jul 2026Cubic 4-folds: special cubic fourfolds and their K3 surfacesPieter Belmans
• 12 Jul 20262... 1/2 THEN 3... 1/6 THEN 5 ....1/15 and so on. And So On?Computational Complexity

Grab the feed for Random recent posts blogs!