Notices of the American Mathematical Society
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Featured Articles and Invitations from the AMS
Gauge Theory Is Dead!--Long Live Gauge Theory!
D. Kotschick
New physical insights into the relation of instantons and monopoles lead to a new and simpler gauge theory more closely related to the geometry of four-folds.
Mordell's Review, Siegel's Letter to Mordell, Diophantine Geometry, and 20th Century Mathematics
Serge Lang
In the context of a critical letter written in the sixties, this article analyzes the impact of methods developed in the fifties on contemporary number theory and algebraic geometry. (Not available electronically)
Pointwise Fourier Inversion in Several Variables
Mark A. Pinsky
Surprising new Gibbs-like phenomena reflecting anomalies at a distance, are found for the convergence of Fourier inversion in several variables.