This list is arranged by subject—ordered according to the 2010
Mathematics Subject Classification number corresponding to the primary
subject of the paper.
- 01: History and sociology of mathematics
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Addressing the underrepresentation of women in mathematics conferences
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An annotated bibliography of work related to gender in science
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Diagnosing and addressing the underrepresentation of women in mathematics
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How likely is an all-male speakers list, statistically speaking? A mathematician weighs in, with Lauren Bacon
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Identifier et remédier à la sous-représentation des femmes en mathématiques
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Mentorship and gender
- 11A: Elementary number theory
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A simple polynomial for a simple transposition
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A simple polynomial for a transposition
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The smallest solution of φ(30n+1)<φ(30n) is ...
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Subproducts of small residue classes, with Amir Parvardi
- 11B: Sequences and sets
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Constructions of generalized Sidon sets, with Kevin O'Bryant
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Farmer Ted goes natural
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Lower bounds for sumsets of multisets in Zp2, with Alexis Peilloux and Erick B. Wong
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Many sets have more sums than differences, with Kevin O'Bryant
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Optimal primitive sets with restricted primes, with William D. Banks
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Primitive sets with large counting functions, with Carl Pomerance
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The supremum of autoconvolutions, with applications to additive number theory, with Kevin O'Bryant
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The symmetric subset problem in continuous Ramsey theory, with Kevin O'Bryant
- 11D: Diophantine equations
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abc triples, with Winnie Miao
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An algorithm for Egyptian fraction representations with restricted denominators, with Yue Shi
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Asymptotics for the number of directions determined by [n] × [n] in Fp2, with Ethan Patrick White and Chi Hoi Yip
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Dense Egyptian fractions
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Denser Egyptian fractions
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Erdős–Turán with a moving target, equidistribution of roots of reducible quadratics, and Diophantine quadruples, with Scott Sitar
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Multidimensional Padé approximation of binomial functions: equalities, with Michael A. Bennett and Kevin O'Bryant
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Solubility of systems of quadratic forms
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A three-dimensional set of limit points related to the abc conjecture, with Reginald M. Simpson
- 11F: Modular forms
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Dimensions of the spaces of cusp forms and newforms on Γ0(N) and Γ1(N)
- 11G: Elliptic curves
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Appendix to 'The frequency of elliptic curve groups over prime finite fields', with Chantal David and Ethan Smith
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Averages of the number of points on elliptic curves, with Paul Pollack and Ethan Smith
- 11J: Diophantine approximation
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The unreasonable effectualness of continued function expansions
- 11K: Probabilistic number theory
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Absolutely abnormal numbers
- 11L: Exponential sums
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Exponential sums with reducible polynomials, with Cécile Dartyge
- 11M: Zeta and L-functions
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Nonzero values of Dirichlet L-functions at linear combinations of other zeros, with Nathan Ng
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Nonzero values of Dirichlet L-functions in vertical arithmetic progressions, with Nathan Ng
- 11N: Multiplicative number theory
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Asymmetries in the Shanks–Rényi prime number race
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An asymptotic formula for the number of smooth values of a polynomial
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The average least character nonresidue and further variations on a theme of Erdős, with Paul Pollack
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Biases in the Shanks–Rényi prime number race, with Andrey Feuerverger
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Carreras de números primos, with Andrew Granville
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Comparative prime number theory: a survey, with Justin Scarfy
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Counting multiplicative groups with prescribed subgroups, with Jenna Downey
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Counting zeros of Dirichlet L-functions, with Michael A. Bennett, Kevin O'Bryant, and Andrew Rechnitzer
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Densities in certain three-way prime number races, with Jiawei Lin
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Disproving Hooley's conjecture, with Daniel Fiorilli
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The distribution of sums and products of additive functions, with Lee Troupe
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The distribution of the number of subgroups of the multiplicative group, with Lee Troupe
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An Erdős–Kac theorem for the number of prime factors of multiplicative orders, with Leo Goldmakher
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Explicit bounds for primes in arithmetic progressions, with Michael A. Bennett, Kevin O'Bryant, and Andrew Rechnitzer
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Factorization tests and algorithms arising from counting modular forms and automorphic representations, with Miao Gu
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Fake mu's, with Michael J. Mossinghoff and Timothy S. Trudgian
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Inclusive prime number races, with Nathan Ng
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Inequities in the Shanks–Rényi prime number race: an asymptotic formula for the densities, with Daniel Fiorilli
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The iterated Carmichael λ-function and the number of cycles of the power generator, with Carl Pomerance
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The least prime primitive root and the shifted sieve
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Polynomials whose coefficients are related to the Goldbach conjecture, with Peter Borwein, Kwok-Kwong Stephen Choi, and Charles L. Samuels
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Polynomial values free of large prime factors, with Cécile Dartyge and Gérald Tenenbaum
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Prime number races, with Andrew Granville
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Primes in prime number races, with Jared Duker Lichtman and Carl Pomerance
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Roots of unity and nullity modulo n, with Steven Finch and Pascal Sebah
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The smallest invariant factor of the multiplicative group, with Ben Chang
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Smooth values of polynomials, with Jonathan W. Bober, Dan Fretwell, and Trevor D. Wooley
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Squarefree values of trinomial discriminants, with David W. Boyd and Mark Thom
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Structural insights and elegant applications: a book review of The Anatomy of Integers
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Uniform bounds for the least almost-prime primitive root
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The universal invariant profile of the multiplicative group, with Reginald M. Simpson
- 15: Linear algebra
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Almost all integer matrices have no integer eigenvalues, with Erick B. Wong
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The number of 2×2 integer matrices having a prescribed integer eigenvalue, with Erick B. Wong
- 33: Special functions
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A product of Gamma function values at fractions with the same denominator
- 51-52: Geometry
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Compactness theorems for geometric packings
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The limiting curve of Jarník's polygons
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Primitive points in rational polygons, with Imre Bárány, Eric Naslund, and Sinai Robins
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Sets that contain their circle centers
- 90D: Game theory
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Restoring fairness to Dukego
The above papers are the intellectual property of Greg Martin, with copyrights held by the author(s) or the journals in which they appear. All rights reserved.
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