Artur Avila becomes the first Brazilian Fields Medalist

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.

The IMU recognized her work on the dynamics and geometry of Riemann surfaces and moduli spaces.

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.

The authors argue that mathematics education always reflects choices about whose examples and histories count.