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23 oct. 2026 · Sur What's new (Terence Tao)EN
IAS applications for membership in the school of mathematics

The IAS has opened its application page for its membership program for the upcoming year. This by itself would be unremarkable — the program does this every year — but there is an additional statement included in the announcement: We realize that applying to positions in the current environment is stressful. To help...

22 oct. 2026 · Sur What's new (Terence Tao)EN
Simple and critical zeros of the Riemann zeta-function

[This is a guest post by Caroline Turnage-Butterbaugh. This blog post was initially written in a different file format and converted using AI. — T.] Evidence in favor of the Riemann Hypothesis comes in many flavors. OpenAI's proof of the quasi-Riemann Hypothesis is definitely one such flavor; however, in this post I...

21 oct. 2026 · Sur What's new (Terence Tao)EN
Mathematics is a subject for the young

[This is a guest post by Tristan Buckmaster. This blog post was initially written in a different file format and converted using AI. — T.] This blog post expands on a theme mentioned at the end of my recent talk at the Institute for Advanced Study on October 19. I would like to thank Matei [...]

19 oct. 2026 · Sur What's new (Terence Tao)EN
A sketch of the proof of non-existence of Siegel zeroes

For a given prime , the Legendre symbol is defined as follows: if is a quadratic residue modulo , then ; if is a quadratic non-residue modulo , then ; and if divides , then . Let be an integer that is not a perfect square. (One could require to be a fundamental discriminant if [...]

19 oct. 2026 · Sur What's new (Terence Tao)EN
The Bourgain Project

[This is a guest post by Lukas Liehr, João Pedro Ramos and Mitchell Taylor – T.] We are launching the Bourgain Project, a community-driven initiative to revisit, expand upon, and explore the body of work of Jean Bourgain, one of the most prolific mathematicians of his time. The goal of this initiative is to develop...

18 oct. 2026 · Sur What's new (Terence Tao)EN
Will it be a golden age or a dark age for mathematics (and science)?

[This is a guest post by Francesco Maggi. This blog post was initially written in a different file format and converted using AI. — T.] Large language models (LLMs) and the research systems built around them (and commonly known as "artificial intelligence") have demonstrated remarkable abilities in generating...

18 oct. 2026 · Sur What's new (Terence Tao)EN
Starting a new journal

[This is a guest post by Shaoming Guo – T.] Several math colleagues and I are preparing to launch a new journal. As we considered which values we wanted the journal to uphold, we realized that there may be many other values worth exploring as a community, potentially through the creation of additional journals. We...

17 oct. 2026 · Sur What's new (Terence Tao)EN
Some of my recent talks and interviews

As readers of this blog have no doubt noticed, I have recently turned over the majority of content on this blog to guest posts from other authors, either within the mathematics community or adjacent to it. In this post I record some content coming from my own talks and interviews in this time period. "The [...]

16 oct. 2026 · Sur What's new (Terence Tao)EN
SAIR Open Math OS released

As announced a few weeks ago, the SAIR Open Math OS is now soft launched. It offers services and web interfaces similar to frontier AI models, though currently we are hosting existing open math models (DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Kimi K3, and GLM 5.3 Flash) which are roughly a year or so behind the current frontier [...]