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The inverse Galois challenge
I learnt a few days ago about the following AI challenge: find polynomials with Galois group \(G\) for each of the transitive subgroups of \(S_{24}\), with each of the possible signatures \((r_1,r_2)\) with \(r_1 + 2r_2 = 24\) where \(r_1\) … Continue reading
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Tagged complex conjugation, David Roberts, Inverse Galois Problem, Involutions, John Jones, LMFDB, PSL(2), Raymond van Bommel, Simple Groups, SL(2), SMRI, Terry Tao
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Public Displays of Mathematics
Let me start by saying that I’m in favor of making the effort to both educate the public about mathematics (as well as science more generally) and to convey to them a sense of the excitement of our discipline. But … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics, Rant
Tagged 538, Alinea, Babylonians, Business School, Classical Music, E8, Intellectual Dishonesty, Journalism, LMFDB, Molecular Gastronomy, NPR, Numberphile, Play-doh, Plimpton 322, Pythagorean Triples, red herring, Roots of Unity, Sensationalism, sexagesimal, The Guardian, Trigonometry, UNSW
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The class number 100 problem
Some time ago, Mark Watkins busted open the “class number n” problem for smallish n, finding all imaginary quadratic fields of class number at most 100 (the original paper is here) Although the paper describes the method in detail, it … Continue reading
The Modular Forms Database is Annoying
It used to be the case, 10 or so years ago, that William Stein maintained a website with extensive tables of \(q\)-expansions of modular forms, computed using magma. However, as the edifice of civilization begins to crumble, this website no … Continue reading