Number Theory

Riemann Hypothesis: What Yitang Zhang’s New Paper Means and Why You Should Care

C.S. Seshadri: From Proofs to Transcendence via Theorems and Ragas

Michael Atiyah, Hermann Weyl, Isadore M Singer, VK Patodi, Nicolas Bourbaki, Harish-Chandra, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton University, Armand Borel, Raoul Bott, Abel Prize, Fields Medal, number theory, Freeman Dyson, George Dyson, algebra, geometry, John von Neumann, James Clerk Maxwell, Scotland, Claude Chevalley, Pythagoras, differential calculus, foundations of logic, Kurt Gödel, fundamental physics, Alan Turing,

Michael Atiyah, Mathematician Who Went Farther Than Most by the Light of Beauty

An Ulam spiral of the number of divisors of the first 100,000 natural numbers. Numbers with exactly two divisors – 1 and the number itself – are called prime numbers. Credit: Cortexd/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0

Review: the Trials and Delights on the Long Road to the Twin Prime Conjecture

Srinivasa Ramanujan, some time before 1920. Credit: SpacemanSpiff/Wikimedia Commons (public domain)

Srinivasa Ramanujan the Infinite

A Mathematical Researcher is Navigating New India with Number Theories