In most formulas, one variable is by itself on the left hand side (LHS) of the formula. This variable is the subject of the formula. Changing the subject of the formula is a process of rearranging a ...

SANTA CRUZ – Instead of shooting paint-ball guns with friends or loafing at home, 15-year-old Nash McQuaide has spent a chunk of summer break hunkered down trying to solve algebraic equations.

Helping with homework used to be so easy. Back in the day, little ones sidled up to mom or dad and asked, “How do I do this?” It was all about spelling “ sky” or telling them, “Well, sweetie, if you ...

Let 𝐾 be a number field with algebraic closure K¯, and let 𝑆 be a finite set of places of 𝐾 containing all the infinite ones. Let Γ₀ be a finitely generated subgroup of Gm(K¯), and let Γ⊂Gm(K¯) be ...