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April 14, 2014

universo.math

Posted by Simon Willerton

A new Spanish language mathematical magazine has been launched: universo.math. Hispanophones should check out the first issue! There are some very interesting looking articles which cover areas from art through politics to research-level mathematics.

The editor-in-chief is my mathematical brother Jacob Mostovoy and he wants it to be a mix of Mathematical Intellingencer, Notices of the AMS and the New Yorker, together with less orthodox ingredients; the aim is to keep the quality high.

Besides Jacob, the contributors to the first issue that I recognise include Alberto Verjovsky, Ernesto Lupercio and Edward Witten, so universo.math seems to be off to a high quality start.

Posted at April 14, 2014 6:04 PM UTC

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Re: universo.math

My Spanish is very rudimentary and I can’t see a comment about future policy for the publication in general, but it seems like the entirety of the issue is available on the website, which is great!

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