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Subscribers15.6K
Views per video100median of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.01how many actually watch
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Uploads per month2.6
Last upload3mo ago2026-07-14
Total views1.2M
Total videos200
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What London Mathematical Society makes

Topics mathematics, academic, proofs, AI, accessibility

The London Mathematical Society has, since 1865, been the UK's learned society for the advancement, dissemination and promotion of mathematical knowledge. Our mission is to advance mathematics through our members and the broader scientific community worldwide.

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Recent videos

TitlePublishedViewsLength
Computer-Assisted Proofs in Fluid PDEs, Tristan Buckmaster | LMS General Meeting 20262026-07-1444956 min
Which proofs need computer assistance?, Kevin Buzzard | LMS General Meeting 20262026-07-1468874 min
Solving Academia's Invisible Disability using AI, Syed Haider | LMS GPS Workshop2026-06-195528 min
Accessibility of Mathematical Material, Christian Lawson-Perfect | LMS GPS Workshop2026-06-1911833 min
My Experience of Studying Maths with a Visual Impairment, Francesca Iezzi | LMS GPS Workshop2026-06-196440 min
Visual Impairment and Visual Engagement in Mathematics, Andrew Krause | LMS GPS Workshop2026-06-197231 min
From Plato to Plateau: Natural Tilings and Soft Cells, Alain Goriely | LMS/IMA Crighton Lecture 20262026-06-0320151 min
Learning by letters: The mathematical education of Mary Somerville (1780-1872), Brigitte Stenhouse2026-04-218369 min
Hilda Hudson (1881-1965) – “a very expert mathematician”, June Barrow-Green | Hirst Lecture 20262026-04-219863 min
A new perspective on Dirac-type results in hypergraphs, Richard Mycroft | LMS CSC 20252025-12-1210354 min

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