Lightweight tension structures – an aesthetic integration of geometry and mechanics. Part 1. The role of minimal surfaces and soap films. Part 2. Finding the form of a minimal surface, by W. J. Lewis, Mathematics Today 35 (1) pp. 10–16, (3) pp. 80–84, 1999. - Magic squares indeed!, by Arthur T. Benjamin and Kan Yasuda, American Mathematical Monthly 106 (2), pp. 152–156, 1999. - Pierre-Simon de Laplace: 1749–1827, by Roger Cook, Mathematical Spectrum 31 (3), pp. 49–51, 1998/9. - Unifying threads in Alfred Tarski’s work, by Steven Givant, The Mathematical Intelligencer 21 (1), pp. 47–58, 1999. - André Weil and algebraic topology, by Armand Borel, pp. 422–427. - André Weil as I knew him, by Goro Shimura, pp. 428–433. - André Weil: A prologue, by Anthony W. Knapp, pp. 434–439. - André Weil (1906-1998), by Armand Borel, Pierre Carrier, Komaravolu Chandrasekharan, Shiing-Shen Chern and Shokichi Iyanaga, pp. 440–447. - The apprenticeship of a mathematician – autobiography of André Weil, reviewed by V. S. Varadarajan, pp. 448–456. - Introduction to metric preserving functions, by Paul Corazza, The American Mathematical Monthly 106 (4) pp. 309–323, 1999. - Visual aspects of understanding group theory, by D. F. Almeida, Int. J. of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology 30 (2) pp. 159–166, 1999 - Marriage, Magic, and Solitaire, by David B. Leep and Gerry Myerson, The American Mathematical Monthly 106 (5) pp. 419–429, 1999. - Professional Development of Mathematics Teachers, by H. Wu, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 46 (5) pp. 535–541, 1999. - Mathematics Today 35 (4) pp. 118–122, 1999 contains three short articles under the heading Mathematics and Dyslexia. - Difficulties in Knowledge Integration: Revisiting Zeno’s Paradox with Irrational Numbers, by Irit Peled and Sara Hershkovitz, International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology 30 (1) pp. 39–46, 1999.

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Lightweight tension structures – an aesthetic integration of geometry and mechanics. Part 1. The role of minimal surfaces and soap films. Part 2. Finding the form of a minimal surface, by W. J. Lewis, Mathematics Today 35 (1) pp. 10–16, (3) pp. 80–84, 1999. - Magic squares indeed!, by Arthur T. Benjamin and Kan Yasuda, American Mathematical Monthly 106 (2), pp. 152–156, 1999. - Pierre-Simon de Laplace: 1749–1827, by Roger Cook, Mathematical Spectrum 31 (3), pp. 49–51, 1998/9. - Unifying threads in Alfred Tarski’s work, by Steven Givant, The Mathematical Intelligencer 21 (1), pp. 47–58, 1999. - André Weil and algebraic topology, by Armand Borel, pp. 422–427. - André Weil as I knew him, by Goro Shimura, pp. 428–433. - André Weil: A prologue, by Anthony W. Knapp, pp. 434–439. - André Weil (1906-1998), by Armand Borel, Pierre Carrier, Komaravolu Chandrasekharan, Shiing-Shen Chern and Shokichi Iyanaga, pp. 440–447. - The apprenticeship of a mathematician – autobiography of André Weil, reviewed by V. S. Varadarajan, pp. 448–456. - Introduction to metric preserving functions, by Paul Corazza, The American Mathematical Monthly 106 (4) pp. 309–323, 1999. - Visual aspects of understanding group theory, by D. F. Almeida, Int. J. of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology 30 (2) pp. 159–166, 1999 - Marriage, Magic, and Solitaire, by David B. Leep and Gerry Myerson, The American Mathematical Monthly 106 (5) pp. 419–429, 1999. - Professional Development of Mathematics Teachers, by H. Wu, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 46 (5) pp. 535–541, 1999. - Mathematics Today 35 (4) pp. 118–122, 1999 contains three short articles under the heading Mathematics and Dyslexia. - Difficulties in Knowledge Integration: Revisiting Zeno’s Paradox with Irrational Numbers, by Irit Peled and Sara Hershkovitz, International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology 30 (1) pp. 39–46, 1999. - Volume 83 Issue 498