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Puzzle Corner September/October 2026 Edition Released

MIT Tech Review2 min read222 words
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Puzzle Corner Returns with New Challenges and Solutions

The Puzzle Corner, a popular feature in the world of mathematics and problem-solving, has released its latest installment, covering the September/October 2026 issue. Michael S. Branicky, ScD '95, leads the Puzzle Corner Puzzle Crew, also known as PC2, alongside Edward Faulkner '03, MEng '04, and Abe Kunin '03. This bi-monthly column offers enthusiasts a chance to engage with new puzzles and solutions, while also providing a platform for readers to submit their own problems and solutions.

The current issue includes solutions to the puzzles presented in the May/June 2026 issue, allowing readers to revisit and learn from the challenges they may have missed or struggled with. Additionally, the Puzzle Corner invites readers to submit their own problems and solutions by October, providing an opportunity for contributors to share their work and gain recognition within the mathematical community. The Puzzle Corner has become a staple for those seeking intellectual stimulation and a chance to exercise their problem-solving skills.

As the Puzzle Corner continues to grow in popularity, it serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of mathematical puzzles and the creativity of the individuals involved. With new challenges and solutions emerging every other month, enthusiasts can look forward to a continuous stream of engaging content that pushes the boundaries of mathematical thinking and problem-solving.

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