Matt Macauley

And with the extra exclamation mark too, out of spite!! 🤣

I’d like to know how they plan to hold them accountable when they’re all just going to get blanket pardons on their way out. Otherwise it’s just a statement that his intern got from ChatGPT.

How else would one concisely express the number of set partitions of [2n] into n blocks of size 2?

Mathematical Finance event in Wellington called the New Zealand All Black-Scholes

I considered using the San Francisco Unicorn Subgroups, but passed because I suspect not many others on here follow cricket, and only you would get the math reference.

The most ridiculous is definitely the one on the left.

Numerical Linear Algebra event in Florida called the Tampa Bay Rayleigh quotients

Group theory event in India called the Lucknow Supersolvable Giants

Taylor series event in Spain called Real Analytic Madrid.

Back-to-back topology events in the Twin Cities called the Minnesota Hopf Lynx and the Minnesota Wild Knots

My poor hometown team. Too soon. 😭

Algebraic number theory event in Southern California called The Los Angeles Ramified Primes

Lotka-Volterra event in Tennessee called The Nashville Predator–Prey Models

Number theory event in Minneapolis called the Minnesota Twin Prime Conjecture

An Alexandrov geometry event in New York called The Brooklyn Polyhedral Nets

Geoduck

I heard it from one of our recent university provost candidates in his interview. He was quoting someone, but I didn’t remember who.

I heard someone recently say: “AI won’t take your job. Someone proficient with AI will take your job.” I think that might be the most accurate prediction.

Public art installation from the Butterfly Project in Clemson, SC

Public art installation from the Butterfly Project in Clemson, SC. From the QR code: “…textile art to represent both our home in the Blue Ridge foothills and the end point of the monarch's sojourn in Central Mexico. The left wing is inspired by the Tenango, the traditional embroidery work of the Otomi people. The right wing shows a Cherokee seven point star quilt pattern, representing southern Appalachia's rich quilting history, as well as the indigenous influences upon the art form. In both cultures, such large and detailed textiles often involve family or community members working on a single piece together, making them symbols of cooperation and unity.”

Public art installation from the Butterfly Project in Clemson, SC

Public art installation from the Butterfly Project in Clemson, SC, with the butterfly lemma hidden on its underside!

Clemson has been designated a National Monarch Butterfly City, and there is a public art installation of 20 fiberglass butterflies all around town.

Look closely, one of them appears to have some hidden mathematics on its underside! #IllustratingMath #Mathober

I read and re-read this sentence and was very confused, until i realized that it wasn’t about Marjorie Taylor Greene…

I’m not a fan of him at all, but he graduated summa cum laude with a double major from the top public school in his state, and then went to Yale Law School. He’s very bright.

Unfortunately he’s both

Wow. I have no words…

Lavazza 2.2 lb bags are $19 on their website. As a Seattle native, I can vouch for its quality.

Does that mean that academic administrators will be enjoying the next life while the rest of us will be overburdened with paperwork? 😬

I remember him at the Portland Juggling Festival years ago, I think it was 1996 or 97.

ESPN's MLB page, 15 minutes after Cal Raleigh hit his 60th HR (and his 59th). No mention of him, but Aaron Judge hit his 50th and 51st!

Someone tell ESPN. This is their "top headlines" 15 minutes after he hit #60. 🙄

Question for #MathSky:

What is your favorite result, trick, or technique involving generating functions?

Whenever I ask a question like this I always learn something new.

Departmental colloquium: everyone knows your name, but nobody understands wtf you’re saying.