Volume 56 | Number 08 | October 2023

The Emerging Utility of Graphons in Applied Math

Graphons are powerful tools to capture the similarities of differently-sized networks that are just beginning to find their niche.

The Mathematics of Poverty, Inequality, and Oligarchy

Methods from the kinetic theory of gases help explore potential mechanisms by which wealth inequality arises.

Luke Oeding advocates against hosting decision-making events at times when childcare is next to impossible.

The interface UM-Bridge provides a universal link between any uncertainty quantification code and any model software.

View a selection of photos from the recent 10th International Congress on Industrial and Applied Mathematics.

Exciting new opportunities in machine learning and data science are drawing many mathematicians to industry.

The 12th Symposium of the SIAM Student Chapter at the National University of Singapore sought to reconnect the community.

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