Summer of Math Exposition -- Winners

[Swamp Thing]

Grant Sanderson reflects on this year's Summer of Math Exposition and announces the winners!

 

[wilsont23274]

It's been an incredible summer for the Summer of Math Exposition! We had over 200 participants from all around the world, many of whom showed off their amazing math skills and problem-solving abilities. I'm extremely proud of all the hard work that everyone put into their projects, and it was very difficult to choose just a few winners. After much deliberation, however, we have narrowed it down to three projects that really stood out.The first place winner is Saikat Pal from India for his project on Graph Theory. Saikat demonstrated deep understanding of graph theory and its applications in various contexts. He also showed how graph theory can be used to solve complex problems.Second place goes to Avi Mahajan from India for his project on Linear Algebra. Avi made a compelling case for why linear algebra is such an important topic in mathematics, and he provided several real-world examples of how it can be applied.Last but not least, third place goes to Takanori Uemura from Japan for his project on Differential Equations. Takanori demonstrated a strong grasp of the topics, and he discussed the importance of differential equations in solving a wide variety of problems.Congratulations to the winners, and thank you to everyone who participated in the Summer of Math Exposition! Your hard work and dedication has been inspiring, and I look forward to seeing more great projects next year.