Features

Our October issue offers many pleasures. We have an article arguing the differences between diversity and ability. We have a consideration of mathematics in Latin America. We offer a trip from classical to abstract Fourier analysis. We look at a critique of Hirsch’s citation index. And we finish with a study of population stability. Happy reading.---Steven G. Krantz, Editor

Does Diversity Trump Ability?

Abigail Thompson

(pp. 1024)
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A Trip from Classical to Abstract Fourier Analysis

Kenneth A. Ross

(pp. 1032)
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A Critique of Hirsch's Citation Index: A Combinatorial Fermi Problem

Alexander Yong

(pp. 1040)
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Mathematicians in Latin America and the Caribbean: So Much Happening, So Much to Do

Luis Caceres, José Antonio de la Peña, Angel R. Pineda, Carlos Di Prisco and Andrea Solotar

(pp. 1052)
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