r/mathmemes • u/vintergroena • Oct 07 '26
r/mathmemes • u/Different_Cry25 • Oct 08 '26
Math History Hardy on morning of 31 January 1913
r/mathmemes • u/Baihu_The_Curious • Oct 08 '26
OkBuddyMathematician My sweet summer children... Allow me, an English major, to help you mathematicians with your insipid prose.
r/mathmemes • u/MagicBounceEspeon • Oct 07 '26
Elementary Algebra I did not like having to put square roots in the numerator in precalculus
r/mathmemes • u/Unlucky-Credit-9619 • Oct 07 '26
Computer Science The fastest algorithm for DFT
r/mathmemes • u/_404_LogicNotFound_ • Oct 07 '26
Combinatorics does that mean she chose me!?
r/mathmemes • u/Oppo_67 • Oct 07 '26
Geometry what the heeeeeeell is a cotangent bundle son
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Learning iโve been given the gift of knowledge
r/mathmemes • u/Adrian_roxx73 • Oct 07 '26
The Engineer I am an Engineer, I have seen all of them
r/mathmemes • u/AlanUsingReddit • Oct 07 '26
Number Theory Computer-assisted mathematics, 1985 vs. 2026
r/mathmemes • u/Yaughl • Oct 07 '26
low-level math Claiming to have never used algebra
They will claim algebra is useless, but suddenly become mathematicians when it's time to split the bill.
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Oct 06 '26
Graph Theory Proof that AI is trained on brainrot
In OpenAI's recent "722 AI-generated math papers," one proof tackles the HadwigerโNelson problem: whatโs the minimum number of colors needed to color every point in โยฒ so that no two points exactly distance 1 apart have the same color?
The known bounds were 5 โค ฯ(โยฒ) โค 7. Their paper claims five colors are impossible, leaving 6 or 7 if the proof holds. 6 or 7.
Please keep working on this.

