Congrats to Prof. John Urschel PhD ’21 for 2024 SIAM Activity Group on Linear Algebra Early Career Prize for his work in linear algebra including random matrix theory, orthogonal polynomials, group theory, and optimization. #SIAMLA24 MIT Alumni MIT Science

Congratulations John Urschel, 2024 #DiPrimaPrize winner for contributions to fundamental problems in #AppliedLinearAlgebra ' developed in PhD dissertation “Graphs, Principal Minors, and Eigenvalue Problems.” MIT Science

Pi to the rescue for MIT Regular Action Decision Day (available online at Tau-inspired 6:28 PM ET.) youtu.be/k4eUKx9Os1c?fe… via YouTube

Mark Horowitz '71, MIT Mathematics and MIT EECS alum, made the batons Bradley Cooper uses in 'Maestro' alum.mit.edu/slice/bradley-…

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Congratulations to MIT Mathematics professor John Urschel on winning the 2024 SIAM DiPrima Prize for 'outstanding contributions to fundamental problems in applied linear algebra developed in his Ph.D. dissertation entitled ‘Graphs, Principal Minors, and Eigenvalue Problems.''

Putnam Math Competition results released! Congratulations to everyone!

Recently accepted by #InventionesMathematicae , 'Wilson spaces, snaith constructions, and elliptic orientations' by Hood Chatham, Jeremy Hahn and Allen Yuan MIT Mathematics

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Xin Sun PhD '17 and coauthors estimate the chances of a clear path through a random maze, for a proof that his PhD adviser Scott Sheffield called “a beautiful gem.”

Today would have been the 81st birthday of Professor Patrick Winston, who passed away in 2019 after directing MIT’s AI lab for 25 years.

Here are his complete video lectures for 6.034, which have been watched nearly 5 million times: bit.ly/PHWvideos

Prof. John Urschel PhD '21 returns to Penn State News to deliver speech at symposium for Teaching and Learning with Technology March 23. MIT Science MIT Alumni si.com/college/pennst…

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Look at these stunning lecture notes by #MIT Prof. Roman Bezrukavnikov for his course Noncommutative Algebra. This topic is used in disciplines from #QuantumPhysics to number theory. Learn more: bit.ly/3Hr3YwV MIT Mathematics (📷 by Ernesto Lupercio)

Here’s how José Esparza Lozano ’19 is sharing the life-changing power of math. MIT Mathematics bit.ly/3RWsomC

Why does AI being good at math matter? technologyreview.com/2024/01/23/108…

From optics to climate models, this collaborative work between Raphaël Pestourie and MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab is a game changer in how we model complex physical systems!

Read all about PEDS in this recent news story, compliments of MIT Mathematics:

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Read more about how MathWorks Fellows Davis Evans and Elena Kim study the next big things with mathematics science.mit.edu/making-math-wo… T

To simplify the solving of massive numbers of partial differential equations (PDEs) for computational modeling, new data-driven surrogate models compute the goal property of a solution to PDEs rather than the whole solution news.mit.edu/2024/peds-tech…

Technique could efficiently solve partial differential equations for numerous applications physics.mit.edu/?p=17351 MIT Science

Dr. Lenore Blum PhD'68 specialized in a branch of logic called model theory while at MIT, and cofounded AssocForWomenInMath. 'I happened to take this course in very abstract modern algebra by Isadore Singer. It was what I was looking for all my life.' MIT Science MIT Alumni

Recently accepted by #InventionesMathematicae , 'Higher Siegel–Weil formula for unitary groups: the non-singular terms' by Tony Feng UC Berkeley, Zhiwei Yun and Wei Zhang MIT Mathematics

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