December 1, 2000
Are Mathematicians Past Their Prime at 35?
Maybe not, but the idea lingers due to an abundance of young talent
While swimming laps, Pavel Etingof thinks about math. The crowds and noise on a city bus do little to distract Allen Knutson from the equations he scribbles on a notepad he
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