## 10th anniversary of TMLT!

It’s a little hard to believe, but The Math Less Traveled recently had its 10th anniversary! I started it back in March 2006, while I was teaching high school math. Since then I’ve written 333 posts (a bit more than one every 11 days on average) with over 2000 comments. Here are just a few of my personal favorite posts:

Probably my most controversial post (and the one that generated the most traffic!) was this one, where I (somewhat snarkily) debunked a claimed proof of the Collatz conjecture.

Also, a lot of my most popular posts have been part series of posts exploring topics or explaining proofs in depth, which are all collected here.

It’s been a ton of fun and I’ve learned a lot. Thanks for reading—here’s to the next ten years of beautiful math!

Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Hendrix College. Functional programmer, mathematician, teacher, pianist, follower of Jesus.
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### 2 Responses to 10th anniversary of TMLT!

1. Robert C says:

Congratulations!

Robert Campanini Australia

2. Julian R. says:

$Congratulations!$