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Where can I access American Mathematical Monthly . . . - MathOverflow The American Mathematical Monthly is published electronically on the Taylor Francis website You can often get a free first-page preview of the Problems and Solutions section, so one approach is to manually step through each issue and click on the preview
Can American Math. Monthly be used to publish hard research? My question pertains to the journal quot;American Mathematical monthly quot; published by the MAA I wish to ask whether a paper as a part of a PhD thesis (subject: Combinatorics ) can be submitte
big list - Which journals publish expository work? - MathOverflow About six years ago I submitted an expository paper "On the discrete geometry of Chicken McNuggets" to the American Mathematical Monthly The point of the paper was to illustrate the utility of simple reasoning about lattices in Euclidean space to give a proof of Schur's Theorem on the number of representations of an integer by a linear form in
nt. number theory - Minimal polynomial of cos (π n) - MathOverflow The minimal polynomial of cos(2π n) cos (2 π n) (by William Watkins and Joel Zeitlin, The American Mathematical Monthly Vol 100, No 5 (May, 1993), pp 471-474) has full clarity on this matter (just take their result for even n n to resolve your case)
isometries - Surjectively isometric normed spaces: Hamel vs (extended . . . Question 2 Now assuming that X X and Y Y are Banach, do they need to share the same (extended) Schauder dimension as defined in J W Evans and R A Tapia, Hamel Versus Schauder Dimension, The American Mathematical Monthly, Vol 77, No 4 (Apr , 1970), pp 385-388 (click)? Notes (1) I'm using the term isometry to refer, herein, to both linear and non-linear isometries
real analysis - A new characterization of Riemann-Integrability . . . I notice that Kristensen, Poulsen and Reich (A characterization of Riemann-Integrability, The American Mathematical Monthly, vol 69, No 6, pp 498-505) have proved a similar result with the Darboux property, but my question need not satisfy Darboux property