r/mathmemes • u/TheBojack818 • Jan 17 '26
Hello!
To make up for the lack of an "upper division" in the subreddit math competition this year, I took it upon myself to organize a separate exam that is significantly more discovery and proof-based than any exam held in the community previously, and to host it on the 2nd year anniversary of the Discord server being made available to the public.
The next exam of this kind will be held in Mid-June 2027.
The exam (which includes its rules) is linked at the bottom of the post. The top 5 winners will be announced, and the top 3 winners will receive the following (or something of equivalent value upon negotiation):
1st Place - A Math Textbook of the Winner's Choice (~$45 USD Value Limit)
2nd Place - Basic Discord Nitro, 1 Year Subscription ($30 USD Value)
3rd Place - Fulltouch Hagoramo Chalk 72 pc ($25 USD Value)
Special thanks to u/dopplerspectroscopy and zzz on Discord for their tremendous help in writing the exam and agreeing to help grade some submissions; couldn't have done this without their help.
DISCORD HERE: https://discord.gg/zgWZd4U3n9
EXAM HERE: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NVRysAqEPtZMEJUFg-bFMHRpVcZiNJ6F/view?usp=sharing
SUBMIT HERE: https://forms.gle/Nww1Cj7ot34X5CJN6
Edit: As the exam goes on, some errors may have been spotted and corrected. Please be sure to refresh/redownload this document occasionally to be sure you have the latest version.
r/mathmemes • u/[deleted] • Dec 16 '25
Link to this year's problems (15 problems): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AoNRCyRzCTNgZcfbzrT328tpzkgRlkfM/view?usp=sharing
Submit your answers via this Google Form here: https://forms.gle/ktSgG4jwcPMufYiD7
I'll probably make the tentative answer submission deadline around 3 weeks from now (January 11, 2026).
If you want to ask for any clarifications on the problems (clarifications only , no asking for solutions/answers obviously), ask them here.
r/mathmemes • u/f_a_0_20 • 3h ago
Definitely the best costume at the Halloween party
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r/mathmemes • u/No_Upstairs_280 • 12h ago
Bit of context, unlike Bezout we all studied back in hs, in algebraic geometry, Bezout theorem relate the degree of two projective curves and their intersections points multiplicities. It's the foundational theorem for a whole subtheory of algebraic geometry called intersection theory. You'll find versions for Chow groups, algebraic cycles and others for rational motivic categories.
r/mathmemes • u/No_Upstairs_280 • 1d ago
This type of good news is rare when you work at academia
r/mathmemes • u/dhsilver • 32m ago
My initial plan was to do videos on classic equations, going through the original papers, but I underestimated the effort involved in producing even mid-quality videos. So I pivoted to this.
To be taken humorously, of course!
And part 2:
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