Volume 53 | Number 03 | April 2020

A Network Model of Immigration and Coexistence

Is it possible to integrate vast numbers of asylum seekers in a way that is constructive for natives and migrants alike?

The Mathematical Fight for Voting Rights

Researchers employ statistical methods and draw on census and public data to identify gerrymandered districts.

Jim Crowley looks back at SIAM’s early years and explores how it came to be about math and computing.

Peter E. Caines presents the basic notions of mean field game theory, which finds applications in a wide variety of areas.

Hans Kaper reflects on the 2020 AAAS Annual Meeting, which coincided with the objectives of SIAG/MPE.

One focus of the 2020 Joint Mathematics Meetings was improving the role of STEM educators in workplace preparation.

There are several mechanical or geometrical interpretations of the symmetry of a matrix; Mark Levi describes one of them.

Chris Budd and James Tanton are dual recipients of the 2020 JPBM Communications Awards.

During PD19, Andrea Bertozzi and Claudia Falcon of UCLA performed a demonstration of “tears of wine."

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