Top stories published by Wojciech’s maths problems in March of 2024

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Mar 20

A functional equation from the Swedish Mathematical Olympiad

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Mar 2

UK Integration Bee Final 2024 Problem

A problem from the finals of the UK Integration Bee with an…

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Mar 26

Indian number theory problems involving primes and squares.

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Mar 28

MIT 2024 integration bee semi-finals problem.

In January 2024, 8 students were selected to compete in the MIT integration bee…

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Mar 24

A Vietnamese number theory problem.

In this article, we do a challenging number theory problem from…

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Mar 8

Integral of the continuous analogue of the binomial coefficient

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Mar 12

Putnam series integral!

A Putnam A3. May be challenging to some and easy for others, yet the answer is…

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Mar 16

A Jozsef Wildt determinant problem.

A problem from perhaps the most difficult math competition in the…

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Mar 4

Tricky polynomial problem from Vojtěch Jarník

A tricky polynomial problem from the Vojtěch Jarník…

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Mar 30

An inequality from the Junior Balkan Mathematical Olympiad

These were the top 10 stories published by Wojciech’s maths problems in March of 2024. You can also dive into daily archives for March of 2024 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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Wojciech’s maths problems

A publication full of nice and creative maths problems. Some are harder than others, some are easier than others. Not every problem requires a deep understanding of maths, yet every problem will make you think!

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