Extended Functionality and Interfaces of the PRIMME Eigensolver

PRIMME was first released as a C software package for finding a few selected eigenpairs of large Hermitian matrices.

Beyond UQ: Dealing with Deep Uncertainty

Hans Kaper discusses the field of deep uncertainty, which plays an important role in the development of policy and business strategy.

Michael Elad describes the profound impact of deep learning technology on image processing, mathematics, and present-day society.

Euler’s polyhedral formula describes the number of vertices, edges, and faces of a polyhedron without holes.

Nick Higham discusses some history of programming and coding, and asserts the benefits of short code.

In his latest column on "Mathematical Curiosities," Mark Levi presents a geometrical proof of a mathematician's bike.

Nick Higham recently looking through some back issues of SIAM News and spotted a number of adverts for MATLAB from 1985-1991.

Michael Lloyd spoke at the SIAM Conference on Computational Science and Engineering about the problem of atrial fibrillation.

Alberto Pepe, co-founder of Authorea, describes his decision to create an online platform for researchers to write collaboratively.

Information theory, a branch at the intersection of mathematics and electrical engineering, can help monitor the structural health of bridges.

Ordinary and partial differential equations are widely used throughout the engineering, physical, and biological sciences.

The growing area of systems analysis yields multidisciplinary solutions and policy recommendations in response to emerging global problems.

Paul Davis outlines verbal autopsy and shows how machine learning can increase the accuracy of disease diagnoses.

Mark Levi's latest column presents a short “skater’s proof” of the Pythagorean theorem.

The Joint Mathematics Meeting celebrated the black female mathematicians at NASA, featured in the upcoming movie Hidden Figures.