Math Digest Summaries of Media Coverage of Math | Math Digest Contributors Allyn Jackson, AMS Kathryn Leonard, Brown University Elizabeth Moisan, Kaiser Permanente Benjamin Stein, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
| Links are provided to Math Digest summaries. Items without links have not been summarized in Math Digest. 2000 Articles December 2000 - "Brief Life of a Mathematician," The Hindu, 31 December 2000
- "Visions of Infinity," Science News, 23 & 30 December 2000
- "Rhetoric and the Math Melodrama," Science, 22 December 2000
- "The Manifold Ways of Perception," by H. Sebastian Seung, et al. Science, 22 December 2000
- "Communicating Statistical Information," Ulrich Hoffrage, et al, Science, 22 December 2000
- "Life is a Game of Numbers," Nature, 21/28 December 2000
- "Swimming in Flatsea," Nature, 14 December 2000 and
"Silk and soap settle a century-old flap," Science News, 16 December 2000 - "Taking the Measure of the Wildest Dance on Earth," Science, 8 December 2000
- "The quantum centennial," by Anton Zeilinger. Nature, 7 December 2000
- "The Lion and the Lamb Find Closure," by Alan Hastings. Science, 1 December 2000
- "Are Mathematicians Past Their Prime at 35?" Chronicle of Higher Education, 1 December 2000
- "Lofty Lingo Boils Down to Dissection of Traffic," San Francisco Chronicle, 8 January 2001;
"The Physics of Gridlock," The Atlantic Monthly, December 2000 November 2000 - Review of The Math Gene, by Keith Devlin, American Scientist, November-December 2000
- "Prove and Conjecture!": Review of Mathematics: Frontiers and Perspectives. American Scientist, November-December 2000
- "Eureka!" The Sciences, November/December 2000
- "Bernoulli Was Ahead of Modern Epidemiology," Letter to the Editor, Nature, 30 November 2000
- "Analyze This: A Physicist on Applied Politics," New York Times, 21 November 2000
- "Particle Physics Braces for the Next Big Thing," New York Times, 21 November 2000
- "Crossing the Hopf Bifurcation in a Live Predator-Prey System," Gregor F. Fussman, et al, Science, 17 November 2000
- Reviews The Mystery of the Aleph, by Amir Aczel, New York Times, 15 November 2000, and The Sciences, November/December 2000
- "Calculating Swarms," Science News, 11 November 2000
- "Secrets will out": Review of Battle of Wits: The Complete Story of Codebreaking in World War II, Nature, 2 November 2000
- "May the Best Man Lose," Discover, November 2000
October 2000 - "Physics: the art of networking," Nature Science Update, 25 October 2000
- "Dealing With Biases And Discrete Choices," Charles Seife, Science, 20 October 2000
- "Systems biology's multiple maths," Nature, 19 October 2000
- "Playing for Keeps," Karl Sigmund, et al, Science, 13 October 2000
- "Growing a Book of Science," Science, 13 October 2000
- "Swedish Computer Team Crack 10 of the World's Toughest Codes," New York Times, 12 October 2000
- "Building Blocks of Movement," Nature, 12 October 2000
- "Global contest nets encryption standard," Science News, 7 October 2000
- "Fuzzy Math," Letter to the Editor, New York Times, 6 October 2000
- "Good-Bye Pythagoras?," Chronicle of Higher Education, 6 October 2000
- "The Logic of Human Learning, by Nick Chater. Nature, 5 October 2000
- "Uncertainty in climate change," Andrew J. Weaver, et al, Nature, 5 October 2000
- "Underhanded Achievement," Discover, October 2000
September 2000 - "Meet the Quant Jocks," New Scientist, 30 September 2000
- "Finding Your Inner Mathematician," Chronicle of Higher Education, 29 September 2000
- "Unlocking Puzzling Polygons," Science News, 23 September 2000
- "Imagine Chaos," Science, 22 September 2000
- "Money for Science Makes a Comeback," Boston Globe, 19 September 2000
- "Putting a Darwinian Spin on the Diesel Engine," New York Times, 19 September 2000
- "Picking up the Pieces: Science assembling a virtual look at life," Dallas Morning News, 11 September 2000
- "In Goedel and Cantor, Madness as Accessory to Genius," Chronicle of Higher Education, 8 September 2000
- "Time and Emotion": Review of the play God and Stephen Hawking. The London Times, 5 September 2000
- "How Not to Solve It": Review of The Random Walks of George Polya, and Mathematical Fallacies, Flaws, and Flimflam. American Scientist, September-October 2000
- "The World in a Spin," American Scientist, September-October 2000
- "Power Tool," The Sciences, September/October 2000
August 2000 July 2000 - "Randomness Everywhere," Nature, 22 July 1999
- "On the Teeth of Wheels," American Scientist, July/August 2000
- A review of The Advent of the Algorithm, by David Berlinski, American Scientist, July/August 2000
- "Mathematical Devices for Getting a Fair Share," American Scientist, July/August 2000
- "Lucky Numbers: Is It Wise to Bet on Mathematical Progress?" Lingua Franca, July/August 2000
- "Death of an Altruist," Lingua Franca, July/August 2000
- "Voices Carry: One More Paradigm Shift, and You'll be Able to Tell Your Computer Everything," Lingua Franca, July/August 2000
April 2000 March 2000 - "Foams and Honeycombs," American Scientist, March/April 2000
- "Graph Theory in Practice: Part II," American Scientist, March/April 2000
- "Million-Dollar Assault on Goldbach," Science, 31 March 2000
- "Bubble Trouble: It's taken 170 years, but now the problem is solved," New Scientist, 25 March 2000
- "Rounding Out Solutions to Three Conjectures," Science, 17 March 2000
February 2000 January 2000 - Review of The 85 Ways to Tie a Tie: The Science and Aesthetics of Tie Knots, by Thomas Fink and Yong Mao, Nature, 27 January 2000
- "Squares, Primes, and Proofs," Science News, 15 January 2000
- "Losing to Win," Science News, 15 January 2000
- Review of The Bride of Science, by Benjamin Woolley, New Scientist, 8 January 2000
- "The Computer Within," New Scientist, 8 January 2000
- "Schroedinger's Games," Scientific American, January 2000
- "The Nobel Prizes of 1999," Scientific American, January 2000
- "Graph Theory in Practice: Part I," American Scientist, January/February 2000
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