American Mathematical Monthly

Papers
(The median citation count of American Mathematical Monthly is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Reviews12
A Dynamic Kelly Criterion for Games with a Maximum Payout9
Problems and Solutions8
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly6
My Friend Abe Shenitzer6
The Altitudes of a Triangle5
Gardener’s Hyperbolas and the Dragged-Point Principle5
The Mathematical Community Working To Create Better (And Free!) Textbooks5
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly5
Moon in a Puddle and the Four-Vertex Theorem4
A Jeep Crossing a Desert of Unknown Width4
Six Houses and Three Utilities on A Coffee Mug4
Pentagram Configurations for Pentagons and Hexagons4
Polynomial Approximations to Continuous Functions4
Problems and Solutions4
A Generalization of Schatunowsky’s Theorem4
Cauchy–Schwarz Inequality for Differences Revisited4
Gaussian Binomial Coefficients in Group Theory, Field Theory, and Topology4
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly3
Tiling with Monotone Polyominos3
Problems and Solutions3
Tessellations: Mathematics, Art, and Recreation3
Romance of Mathematics3
The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra Via Newton’s Identities3
In Search of Comrade Agronomof: Some Tribonacci History3
Optimizing for the Rupert Property3
Galileo’s Swiftest Descent Problem Revisited: Complete Analytic Solution2
Problems and Solutions2
The Abel–Ruffini Theorem: Complex but Not Complicated2
On Liouville’s Theorem for Conformal Maps2
Reviews2
A Tale of Two Cyclicities: Counting in Finite Cyclic Groups and Finite Fields2
Diagonalization Games2
A New Theorem for Mixed Partial Derivatives2
On a Geometry Problem in Plato’s Meno2
Lucky Cars: Expected Values and Generating Functions2
A Number System with Base2
Using Ultrafilters to Prove Ramsey-type Theorems2
A Combinatorial Proof of the Existence of Dense Subsets in ℝ without the “Steinhaus” like Property2
Faculty Seminar2
Problems and Solutions2
On Erdős’s Proof of the Existence of Cages2
A New Polygonal Number Theorem2
The Game of Cycles2
The Binomial Coefficient as an (In)finite Sum of Sinc Functions1
Fourier Series for Nonperiodic Functions1
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly1
Summation Using an Expected Value Identity1
The Simplest Unlimited-Player Game of Skill1
PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS1
Problems and Solutions1
Editor’s Endnotes1
Reviews1
Introduction to the Special Issue1
The Discrete Theorema Egregium1
Following in Yiu’s Footsteps but on the Eisenstein Lattice1
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly1
Five or Ten New Proofs of the Pythagorean Theorem1
A Third Real Solution to x=x−1, Not Really1
The False Strategy Theorem: A Financial Application of Experimental Mathematics1
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly1
A Note on Minimal Prime Submodules1
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly1
The Eighty-Second William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition1
Abbott Dimension, Mathematics Inspired by Flatland1
The Fundamental Theorem of Finite Fields: A Proof from First Principles1
Discrete Calculus and Weighted Fibonacci and Tribonacci Sums1
Problems and Solutions1
Parallelogram Law and Sum of Squares1
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly1
Water-Based Proof of Jensen’s Inequality1
When Does F(αd) = F(α)?1
The Paul R. Halmos–Lester R. Ford Awards for 20201
Problems and Solutions1
Problems and Solutions1
A Short and Elementary Proof of the Central Limit Theorem by Individual Swapping1
George Bruce Halsted’s Non-Euclidean Pilgrimage to Hungary in 18961
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly1
A Derivation of the Infinitude of Primes1
A Thābit-like Extension of the Pythagorean Theorem1
Topology Meets Number Theory1
Shape: The Hidden Geometry of Information, Biology, Strategy, Democracy, and Everything ElseShape: The Hidden Geometry of Information, Biology, Strategy, Democracy, and Everything Else. By JordanEllen1
Perron’s Theorem in an Hour1
Integers as Sums of Four Tetrahedral Numbers and Eight Pentatope Numbers in One Identity1
Asymptotics on a Class of Legendre Formulas1
Launching a Data Analytics Major: How Collaboration and Agility Built a Successful Program1
A Shortcut to the Cauchy Integral Theorem1
A Gambler that Bets Forever and the Strong Law of Large Numbers1
Continuous Maps Admitting No Tangent Lines: A Centennial of Besicovitch Functions1
Problems and Solutions1
Sports Analytics Double Take: The Need for Multiple Perspectives on Data1
Which Finite Rings Have the Most or Fewest Units?1
When I Knew Math Was Mine1
On the Primorial Counting Function1
The Digital Rubáiyát1
Monthly Referees for 20221
Yet Another Proof of the Strong Law of Large Numbers1
Visual Differential Geometry and Forms: A Mathematical Drama in Five Acts1
Sharp Effective Finite-Field Nullstellensatz1
Euclidean Rings of S -integers in Complex Quadratic Fields1
A Geometric Summation of the Geometric Series1
Polynomials Whose Zeros Are Powers of a Given Polynomial’s Zeros1
The Poetry of Category Theory1
More on the Cauchy–Schwarz Inequality1
An Inequality of a Matrix with a Unit Vector1
Double Balanced Quadrilaterals1
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly1
Lagrange Points and the James Webb Space Telescope1
A Model for Birdwatching and other Chronological Sampling Activities1
Problems and Solutions1
Reviews1
Construction of an Iterated Function System on ℝ 2 whose Attractor is a QR Code0
Celebrating Herbert Slaught’s “Romance of Mathematics”0
AGM and Jellyfish Swarms of Elliptic Curves0
Problems and Solutions0
The Poincaré Exponent and the Dimensions of Kleinian Limit Sets0
Reciprocity via Reciprocants0
“The Riddle of the Ages”: James Joseph Sylvester and the Transcendence of π0
Reviews Graph Theory in America: The First Hundred Years . By Robin Wilson, John J. Watkins, and David J. Parks, Princeton University Press, 2023. 320 pp., ISBN 978-06910
Cyclic Arithmetic and Combinatorial Operations0
The Possible Asylum0
Reviews0
A Generalization of Euler’s Limit0
Counting Zeros of Random Functions0
A Friendly Introduction to Path Algebras and Quiver Representations0
How to Tee a Hyperplane0
Optimizing and Factorizing the Wilson Matrix0
Problems and Solutions0
Odd-Period Cycles of the Logistic Map0
Spandrelized Tilings0
The Powers of Certain Number-Theoretic Matrices0
Using a SAT Solver to Find Interesting Sets of Nonstandard Dice0
Factoring Variants of Chebyshev Polynomials of the First and Second Kinds with Minimal Polynomials of cos(2π/d)0
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly0
Some Applications of the Maynard–Tao Theorem0
Frobenius Integrability, Automotive Blind Spots, Non-reversing Mirrors, and Panoramic Mirrors0
What Is the Shape of a Cupola?0
The Birational Geometry of Ceva’s Theorem0
Letter from the Editor0
Reviews0
Laws of Exponents by Differentiation0
On the Topology of Punctured Spaces0
Triangle Inequalities Indexed by Graphs0
The Maximum Number of Appearances of a Word in a Grid0
Encyclopedia of Knot Theory0
A Hyper-Catalan Series Solution to Polynomial Equations, and the Geode0
A Couple of Transcendental Prime-Representing Constants0
A Gauche Perspective on Row Reduced Echelon Form and Its Uniqueness0
Conway’s Spiral and a Discrete Gömböc with 21 Point Masses0
The Factor Ring Structure of Quadratic Principal Ideal Domains0
What Type of Apollonian Circle Packing Will Appear?0
Quasirandom Graphs and the Pantograph Equation0
Correction0
The Basel Problem and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus0
The Subseries are Dense in the Basel Problem0
A Simple Construction of Fat Cantor Sets0
A Quixotic Proof of Fermat’s Two Squares Theorem for Prime Numbers0
Regular Patterns of Quadratic Residues0
Correction0
Reviews0
Finite Abelian Groups via Congruences0
On the Divisibility a! + b! | (a + b)!0
Invariance of the Cauchy Family Under Linear Fractional Transformations0
Edelstein’s Astonishing Affine Isometry0
A Special Form of Slower Divergent Series0
On Experimental Mathematics and Mathematics Education0
Invariance of the Area and Volume of Cycloid Surfaces and Trochoid Surfaces0
A Piecewise-Linear Fixed Point Theorem0
The Pentagonal Pizza Conjecture0
Wolstenholme’s Congruence for Lucas Sequences0
On Nonnegativity of the Generalized Discriminants of Quadratics0
Travel in an Infinite Desert0
Pythagorean Boxes and Quotients of Gaussian Integers0
A New Perspective on Impartial and Unbiased Apportionment0
Vieta’s Formula, the Fabius Function and the Partition Function0
How Many Homeomorphisms are “Many Homeomorphisms”?0
An Arithmetic-Geometric Proof of the Arithmetic-Geometric Inequality0
Much Virtue in “If”0
Problems and Solutions0
Reviews I Died for Beauty: Dorothy Wrinch and the Cultures of Science . By Marjorie Senechal, Oxford University Press, 2012. 312 pp., ISBN 978-0199732593, $57.00.0
Problems and Solutions0
From Abel’s Binomial Theorem to Cayley’s Tree Formula0
The Composition of Polynomials is a Determinant0
Inscribing Spheres in Topologically Embedded Simplices0
An Upper Bound on the Size of Sidon Sets0
Lucky Cars and the Quicksort Algorithm0
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly0
A More Malicious Maitre d’0
Euler’s Inequality for Circumradius and Inradius0
Diversity, Identity, and Data0
Legendre’s Singular Modulus0
Reviews0
What Do Networks and Elliptic Curves Have in Common?0
Duelling Idiots and Abel Sums0
A Prime Testing Algorithm from Leonhard Euler0
A Product of Two Primes with Difference 20
Reviews0
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly0
A Napoleon-like Theorem for Quadrilaterals0
Problems and Solutions0
March Madness Magic: Constructing a Tournament with a Magic Cube0
Problems and Solutions0
Newton’s Method Without Division0
On the Complex Descartes Circle Theorem0
Convex Bodies with Equipotential Circles0
An Equilateral Triangle of Side > n Cannot be Covered by n 2 + 1 Unit Equilateral Triangles Homothetic to it0
Reviews0
The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra via Real Polynomials0
You Probably Won’t Believe It, But 3(1+φφ−1) = 3!0
Introduction to Quantum Algorithms0
Unlocking Your Bike the Easy Way0
A Remarkable Summation Formula, Lattice Tilings, and Fluctuations0
Bounded Hanoi0
Inellipses of Convex Polygons, Brianchon’s Theorem, and Bradley’s Theorem0
Solving Algebraic Equations by Completing Powers0
Reviews0
What Can You Draw?0
A Remark on the Ratio of Consecutive Primes0
An Elementary Proof of Takagi’s Theorem on the Differential Composition of Polynomials0
An “Esoteric” Proof of Gelin-Cesàro Identity0
Pythagorean Triples, Complex Numbers, Abelian Groups and Prime Numbers0
A Pigeon Hole Proof of the Infinitude of Primes0
Ten Points on a Cubic0
Collective Evolution Under Catastrophes0
A Conjecture on Primes in Arithmetic Progressions and Geometric Intervals0
N-Player Final-Offer Arbitration: Harmonic Numbers in Equilibrium0
Letter from the Editor0
100 Years Ago This Month in The American Mathematical Monthly0
The Mathematics of Crossword Puzzles: In Celebration of Karen Hunger Parshall0
Intrinsic Geometries of the Simple Group of Order 1680
Freely Independent Coin Tosses, Standard Young Tableaux, and the Kesten–McKay Law0
Math Games With Bad Drawings: 75 Simple, Challenging, Go-Anywhere Games—And Why They Matter0
Ghostly Irrational Numbers0
Sums of Two Squares Visualized0
The Green-Tao Theorem and the Infinitude of Primes in Domains0
The Power of the Half Power0
New Primality Criterion Based on Lucas Sequences0
Lagrange Inversion Formula by Induction0
An Exact Bound for the Inner Product of Vectors in ℂ n0
Modeling & Optimization for Streaming Listening Demand0
Reviews0
Problems and Solutions0
If RmRn must m = n?0
The Paul R. Halmos–Lester R. Ford Awards for 20220
Gagliardo-Nirenberg-Sobolev Inequality: An Induction Proof0
A Second Raabe’s Test and Other Series Tests0
Euclid after Computer Proof-Checking0
A Short Proof for the Volume of Square Pyramids0
Apéry Limits: Experiments and Proofs0
Pollock’s Generalized Tetrahedral Numbers Conjecture0
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