Advice To Amateur Research Mathematicians | How to get your work published? | Wild Egg Maths

Many amateur mathematicians get frustrated that they are unable to publish their investigations -- it seems sometimes that the research community is indifferent to their efforts. What is to be done? Here is some down to earth advice for people wanting to adopt a realistic, but still optimistic, attitude towards getting your ideas across to like minded people. This is part of the Advice to Amateur Research Mathematicians series, where I will be discussing a wide range of useful tips and orientations -- and will also be suggested some really profitable exciting new directions for research exploration in Pure Mathematics. To access the entire Playlist, as well as additional Playlists on Solving Polynomial Equations (yes! I really do show you how to do that correctly -- finally!), the Hexagrammum Mysticum (Pappus to Pascal and beyond), Algebraic Calculus and de Casteljau Bezier curves, and Dynamics on Graphs (the Mutation and Numbers games, with applications to representation theory and combinatorics), please become a Member of this channel. There are more than 70 videos to watch, and more are being uploaded every week. Here is the Playlist Advice to Amateur Research Mathematicians:    • Advice To Prospective Pure Maths Grad Stud...   Video Contents: 00:00 Advice to Amateur Research Mathematicians 03:02 What actually to aspire to as a professional mathematician 04:00 Put what you have up on the Internet / creating a short video 06:21 State clearly the meaning of new terminologies 07:13 Getting precise descriptions 08:30 Connect to the existing literature 10:00 Relevance ************************ Here are the Wild Egg Maths Playlists (some available only to Members!) Algebraic Calculus One (for the Open Learning Course) :    • Playlist   Algebraic Calculus Two (for the Open Learning Course in preparation):    • Playlist   Advice for Mathematics Exploration (for Members only):    • Playlist   Solving Polynomial Equations (Members only):    • Playlist   Hexagrammum Mysticum (Members only):    • Playlist   Algebraic Calculus and de Casteljau Bezier curves (Members only):    • Playlist   Exceptional Structures in Maths and Physics via Dynamics on Graphs (Members only):    • Playlist   Maxel Inverses and Orthogonal Polynomials (for Members only):    • Playlist   Triangle Centres:    • ENCYCLOPEDIA OF TRIANGLE CENTERS   Six: An elementary course in pure mathematics:    • Playlist   *********************** Here are the Insights into Mathematics Playlists: Maths and Music:    • Playlist   Diffusion Symmetry:    • Playlist   Elementary Mathematics (K-6) Explained:    / playlist   list=PL8403C2F0C89B1333 Playing Go:    • Playlist   Year 9 Maths:    • Playlist   Ancient Mathematics:    • Playlist   Wild West Banking:    • Playlist   Sociology and Pure Mathematics:    • Playlist   Old Babylonian Mathematics (with Daniel Mansfield):    / playlist   list=PLIljB45xT85CdeBmQZ2QiCEnPQn5KQ6ov Math History:    • Playlist   Wild Trig: Intro to Rational Trigonometry:    • Playlist   MathFoundations:    • Playlist   Wild Linear Algebra:    • Playlist   Famous Math Problems:    • Playlist   Probability and Statistics: An Introduction:    • Playlist   Boole's Logic and Circuit Analysis:    • Playlist   Universal Hyperbolic Geometry:    • Playlist   Differential Geometry:    • Playlist   Algebraic Topology:    • Playlist   Math Seminars:    • Playlist