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This is an overview of the current activity in the mathematical articles on Wikipedia. All entries in the table below are generated automatically, which implies that they are unlikely to be fully complete and correct. Some explanations on the various entries can be found under the table.

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• Recent edits to math topics: 0–9 A–C D–F G–I J–L M–O P–R S–U V–Z

Requested articles :	15 Jun: F-conjecture. 1 Jun: Grothendieck–Springer simultaneous resolution . 31 May: Dynkin's π-system, MacPherson's local Euler obstruction, Mori's bend and break argument, Noether's factorization theorem, Quillen's localization theorem, Suslin's rigidity theorem . 21 May: Tor dimension . 9 May: Euler measure, Ring of constructible functions. 3 May: Periodicity theorem, Schwede–Shipley theory. 2 May: Bunched ring, Root invariant, Tate spectrum. Total: 740.
Articles on AfD:	13 Jun: Quaternion rotation biradial (discussion), Tacito Augusto Farias (discussion). 8 Jun: GEOS (software library) (discussion ). 7 Jun: List of mathematical artists (discussion closed, result: keep).
Proposed for deletion:	11 Jun: North-Western European Journal of Mathematics. 8 Jun: Polynigmion. 28 May: GEOS (software library) .
Categories for discussion:	No (recent) news.
Featured articles :	19 May: Eugene Wigner is candidate to become a Good Article (see Talk:Eugene Wigner for link to discussion). 17 May: Tessellation is candidate to become a Good Article (see Talk:Tessellation for link to discussion).
New articles:	15 Jun: Lasse Rempe-Gillen, William Trail . 14 Jun: Complex spacetime, Ernst Kolman, Otto Dersch, Quotient (disambiguation), Václav Benda. 13 Jun: Munchausen number, Vine copula, Zassenhaus algorithm . 12 Jun: Aad van der Vaart, Grégory Miermont, Howard Masur. 11 Jun: Zassenhaus Algorithm . 10 Jun: Friedman’s SSCG function, North-Western European Journal of Mathematics, Regular dodecahedron, Reviel Netz, Sensitivity index, Steven J. Miller . 9 Jun: Steven J Miller, Volumetric path tracing, WASP (cricket calculation tool) . Total: 31444.
Needing verification :	12 Jun: Brownian motion. 4 Jun: Division algorithm. 19 May: Peano axioms. 11 May: Dirac comb. 7 May: Nassim Nicholas Taleb. Total: 36.
Needing expert attention :	4 Jun: Semiperfect magic cube. 31 May: Biconjugate gradient stabilized method. 27 May: Murray Polygon . 11 May: Dual-phase evolution. 7 May: Iterative deepening A*, Mean signed deviation. Total: 429.
Needing context :	21 Apr: List of unsolved problems in mathematics. Total: 148.
Requested images ( cat ):	12 Jun: Anna Zofia Krygowska, Dorit S. Hochbaum, Dwight Barkley, Kanta Gupta, Linda Petzold, Lucy R. Wyatt, Nina Uraltseva, Sigmundur Gudmundsson. 4 Jun: Kenneth I. Gross. 27 May: Dilly Knox, W. T. Tutte. 11 May: Howard P. Robertson. Total: 365.
Too technical :	31 May: Biconjugate gradient stabilized method. 27 May: Murray Polygon . 11 May: Dual-phase evolution. 7 May: Iterative deepening A*. 3 May: Block code, Dihedral group of order 6, Equivariant K-theory. Total: 199.
Needing clean-up :	13 Jun: Dedekind cut, Grégory Miermont. 9 Jun: Low basis theorem. 1 Jun: John Dee. 20 May: Statistics of incarcerated African-American males. 8 May: Nassim Nicholas Taleb. Total: 204.
Removed articles:	15 Jun: Lasse Rempe. 14 Jun: O. Dersch . 13 Jun: Zassenhaus Algorithm . 11 Jun: Principal angles . 10 Jun: Steven J Miller . 9 Jun: WASP (Winning and Score Predictor) .

The first row of the table is where humans can add and delete items. The rest of the table is automatically generated by a script that runs daily.

Requested articles: Article requests listed on

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Articles on AfD: Mathematical articles (as defined in the description of New articles) listed for deletion, together with a link to the corresponding subpage of Wikipedia:Articles for deletion where the discussion takes place.

Proposed for deletion: Mathematical articles (as defined in the description of New articles) proposed for deletion with the {{

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Featured articles: Mathematical articles (as defined in the description of New articles) appearing on

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New articles: New mathematical articles, where mathematical articles refers to the articles listed on

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Needing verification: Mathematical articles (as defined in the description of New articles) listed in

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Needing expert attention: Mathematical articles (as defined in the description of New articles) listed in

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Needing context: Mathematical articles (as defined in the description of New articles) listed in

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Requested images: Articles listed in the Mathematics section of Wikipedia:Requested pictures plus mathematical articles (as defined in the description of New articles) in Category:Wikipedia requested images or a subcategory.

Too technical: Mathematical articles (as defined in the description of New articles) listed in Category:Wikipedia articles that are too technical or one of its subcategories. The template {{technical}} adds articles to this category.

Needing clean-up: Mathematical articles (as defined in the description of New articles) listed in

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Removed articles: Articles that are removed from the lists mentioned under new articles; this can happen for instance if the article is deleted, or if the article is moved, or if it is decided that the article is not really about mathematics.

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