Maryam Mirzakhani becomes the first woman awarded a Fields Medal

It explains that the calendar's cycle ending was a mathematical rollover, not a prediction of the world's destruction.

The 7 October 2013 article examines an Indian temple inscription containing circular zero symbols.

Numbers in the inscription show zero functioning as a written positional digit in practical measurement and donation records.

It emphasizes that the so-called Arabic numerals reached Europe through a longer Indian-Arabic chain of transmission.

The publication explores possible cultural relationships while avoiding the claim that philosophy alone mechanically produced mathematical zero.

His award for dynamical systems marked a milestone for mathematical research in Latin America.

The laureates' careers crossed Iran, Brazil, India, Europe and North America, showing the mobility and unequal geography of research institutions.

A prize created in 1936 took nearly eight decades to honour a woman, prompting scrutiny of structural barriers rather than claims of missing talent.

The publication discusses how ethnomathematical knowledge can enter primary-school teaching in Kazakhstan.

Patterns, measures, games and material culture can connect formal concepts with children's social worlds.