Current Issue
Welcome to the current issue of the Notices of the American Mathematical Society. With support from AMS membership, we are pleased to share the journal with the global mathematical community.
Curve-Counting and Mirror Symmetry
Curve-counting is a subject that dates back hundreds, even thousands, of years. Broadly speaking, its goal is to answer questions about the number of curves in some ambient space that satisfy prescribed conditions.
Read the full article
Equiangular Lines and Eigenvalue Multiplicities
As we embark on our exploration of equiangular lines, we will see a beautiful link to spectral graph theory. A surprising revelation regarding eigenvalue multiplicities emerges, and it plays a pivotal role in cracking the geometric arrangement problem.
Read the full article
Rate-Based Synaptic Plasticity Rules
A rate-based plasticity model defines the synaptic strength change as a function of the presynaptic and postsynaptic firing rates. This article explores rate-based synaptic plasticity models and discusses related emergent research questions.
Read the full article
Invitations from the AMS
Your gateway to AMS opportunities, events, and services.
Early Career
Information and suggestions for graduate students, job seekers, early career mathematicians of all types, and mentors.
Education
Articles exploring and illuminating the vital role of education in the mathematical sciences.
Other Articles of Note
A diverse collection of timely and insightful articles.
The Latest
Resources connecting you with developments in the world of mathematics.
From the Secretary
Official communications from AMS leadership to members and the larger mathematical community.
Topical Columns
Regularly published articles that focus on specific subjects or themes within the broader scope of the profession.
Math Reviews® News
The Next Generation
Moonlighting Mathematicians
Escape from the Ivory Tower
Short Stories
A Pointless Exercise
Washington Update
The AMS Marks Twenty Years of Sending Mathematicians to Congress