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A grad student https://t.co/jlylsOuBzE
— Jay Cummings (@LongFormMath) September 21, 2022
This quarter at @UCLA I'm teaching intro to Mathematical Logic: from the basic first-order logic, through Gödel's Completeness, to the fundamentals of model theory! I've taught the same class online last year, all lectures are available here:https://t.co/F3OiLFXuCV
— Artem Chernikov (@archernikov) September 22, 2022
Una española sin nombre y Alicia Faubel.
— Clara Grima (@ClaraGrima) September 23, 2022
Si Nazaret Mateos se hubiera presentado a un concurso de belleza tendría su nombre en el titular. pic.twitter.com/LlvpZaVGr3
Explained in class today that delta means a small positive number you choose and epsilon means a small positive number your enemy chooses.
— Jordan Ellenberg (@JSEllenberg) September 27, 2022
Consider a vertical and a horizontal parabolas sharing the same vertex. The tangents at their intersection will meet the contact points of their common tangent! pic.twitter.com/rIZ09uCjCs
— Albert Chern (@theAlbertChern) September 25, 2022
I still don't accept this argument that it is better for children to get covid early and often.
— Kit Yates (@Kit_Yates_Maths) September 26, 2022
It is better if children never get covid at all.
Not differential calculus, not integral calculus, but a secret third thing
— Matt Salomone (@matthematician) September 26, 2022
Help? Looking for the man who saved my brother's life last Friday afternoon while mountain #biking in Peters Canyon in Tustin, CA. All we know is his name is Jonathan and he called 911 and my sister in law. My brother had been saying he'd really like to find him and thank him.
— Yen Duong, Ph.D (@yenergy) September 22, 2022
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— natalia 🌸 (@bisimplicial) September 22, 2022
i’m not an algebraist or an analyst but a third, more annoying kind of mathematician
— professor cries a lot (@djmansib) September 25, 2022
Please remember to do the simple things to protect yourself against covid this autumn:
— Kit Yates (@Kit_Yates_Maths) September 24, 2022
- Get boosted if you're offered it
- Wear a mask when coming into contact with others (especially for extended periods of time).
- Meet outdoors where possible.
- Ventilate
- Test (if you can)
Lathisms honoree Dr. Cruz advises students to spend time and energy finding support systems like academic mentors, friends, family, therapists, activity groups, mathematically compatible peers, pets, plants, etc.
— Dr. Alicia Prieto (@AliciaPL25) September 22, 2022
Celebrate #HispanicHeritageMonthhttps://t.co/Oyd5zDCoJD pic.twitter.com/30O1a7EQbd
Lathisms honoree, Dr. Leos beautiful quote gave me all the feels!
— Dr. Alicia Prieto (@AliciaPL25) September 25, 2022
“To me, #HispanicHeritageMonth is a celebration of all of us who have achieved more than what we dreamed was possible, and to dream of a future with less barriers for those who follow.”https://t.co/PgluNZNY3j pic.twitter.com/q8Hp0RUscD
i don't know how to explain that as a mathematician, I just *need* there to be More Letters. and yes i'm aware of all the options but their vibes are already spoken for!
— Hire Me Pls omg (ACAB) (@pwr2dppl) September 26, 2022
School is advertising the flu vaccination for kids
— Kit Yates (@Kit_Yates_Maths) September 27, 2022
Great news. Of course I'll sign my kids up
Isn't it bonkers though that they can get a flu vaccine, but almost no-one under 50 can get a booster for covid, despite waning immunity and heading into winter
Something isn't right
Applications are available for Data Science and Social Justice: Networks, Policy, and Education (Part II) program @ICERM 6/20-7/28/2023 organized by @mathprofcarrie and others: https://t.co/Edr7FqMT4d #sabbatical #quantitativejustice #DAAAAMN
— Ron Buckmire🏳️🌈🇬🇩 (@madprofessah) September 24, 2022
"PR giants that received hefty government contracts to run Covid-19 public health campaigns are now bidding to lead an inquiry into the public’s experience of the pandemic response, the Guardian has learned."
— Kit Yates (@Kit_Yates_Maths) September 21, 2022
Surely this is a massive conflict of interestshttps://t.co/WgjeIXnKb9
I honestly could not give a fig about seeing my doctor's face when they treat me.
— Kit Yates (@Kit_Yates_Maths) September 23, 2022
I would much rather they didn't breath covid on to me and indeed helped to keep themselves protected from infection by wearing a mask.
I'll wear one too as part of the deal.
Countdown to The Economist editorial on how this is an opportunity for American business. https://t.co/LJKDbCcfyE
— Sonia (@yet_so_far) September 26, 2022
#Read2022
— theHigherGeometer (💉x3) (@HigherGeometer) September 27, 2022
Cédric Villani, "Birth of a Theorem"
The author's autobiographical description of arriving at a big theorem that contributed to his winning the Fields medal. Lots of equations, quoted emails, the sort of thing I find it hard to believe got published as popular maths. pic.twitter.com/ey9HyImJ8d