The American Mathematical Monthly, Volume 129, Issue 10 (2022)

Descriptions

1. Reciprocal Sums and Counting Functions by Alex Rice
2. More on the Cauchy–Schwarz Inequality by Reza Farhadian
3. Travel in an Infinite Desert by William Geller & Michał Misiurewicz
4. Summation Using an Expected Value Identity by Reza Farhadian & Vadim Ponomarenko
5. A Friendly Introduction to Path Algebras and Quiver Representations by Helene R. Tyler
6. Extremal Values of Pi by Nikhil Henry Bukowski Sahoo
7. Regular Polygons and Central Moments by Rajesh Sharma & Manish Pal
8. Chains of Normalizers of Subnormal Subgroups by William Cocke, I. M. Isaacs & Ryan McCulloch
9. A Determinantal Identity for the Permanent of a Rank 2 Matrix by Adam W. Marcus
10. Least Primitive Root of any Safe Prime is Prime by V. P. Ramesh & M. Makeshwari
11. Yet Another Proof of the Strong Law of Large Numbers by Nicolas Curien
12. A Geometric Summation of the Geometric Series by Josué Tonelli-Cueto
13. A Napoleon-like Theorem for Quadrilaterals by Quang Hung Tran
14. 100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly by Vadim Ponomarenko
15. A Conjecture on Primes in Arithmetic Progressions and Geometric Intervals by Jim Barthel & Volker Müller
16. Laws of Exponents by Differentiation by Boris Hasselblatt
17. Problems and Solutions by Daniel H. Ullman, Daniel J. Velleman, Stan Wagon, Douglas B. West & with the collaboration of Paul Bracken, Ezra A. Brown, Hongwei Chen, Zachary Franco, George Gilbert, László Lipták, Rick Luttmann, Hosam Mahmoud, Frank B. Miles, Lenhard Ng, Rajesh Pereira, Kenneth Stolarsky, Richard Stong, Lawrence Washington, and Li Zhou.
18. Encyclopedia of Knot Theory by Colin Adams, Erica Flapan, Allison Henrich, Louis H. Kauffman, Lewis D. Ludwig, & Sam Nelson. Chapman and Hall/CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 2020. 953 pp., ISBN 978-1138297845, $250.
19. Editor’s Endnotes by Della Dumbaugh Editor
20. Monthly Referees for 2022