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20 October 2026 · Edition 2026-10-20.1
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Essays
Mathematical expositions and problems
- Fourier, Symmetry, and Reconstruction
- What a Boundary Map Can Prove
- What a Derivative Retains
- A Weighting Argument for Pointwise Convergence to Convergence in Measure
- IBM Ponder This July 2010
- Divisibility of Separated Polynomials
- A Galois-Theoretic and Frobenius-Descent Viewpoint on a Polynomial Composition Law
- Normality, Coherent Extension, Tensor Operations, and Affineness
- Extracting the First Prime Greater than m
- A Note on Disjoint Decompositions of [0,1) into Closed Sets
- Lebesgue's Criterion for Riemann Integrability
- Products Preserve Riemann Integrability
- Selected Problems in Discrete Mathematics and Analysis
Earlier editions
- Mathematical Understanding in the Age of AI — Version 75
- The Culture of Mathematical Judgment — Version 75
- A Tree Is a Discrete Poincaré Lemma — October 2026 (retained predecessor)