About WeLoveMathematics
One connected platform for learning, computing, referencing and publishing mathematics — built on a single editorial rule: every step shown, every result verified.
What this platform is
WeLoveMathematics brings four things most sites keep separate onto one platform: structured courses with full derivations, calculators whose working steps are computed live from your inputs (never pasted boilerplate), a plain-language mathematical dictionary covering every letter from A to Z, and a journal & repository where original expository articles and author-submitted research are hosted as permanent PDFs.
Editorial standards
Every derivation on this site states its assumptions before using them, shows each algebraic step, and closes with validation — limiting cases, dimensional checks, or comparison against exact results. Calculator engines are tested against hand-computed values before release, and each calculator declares its domain of validity and refuses inputs outside it. Corrections from readers are reviewed and, when verified, applied with credit: write to us via the contact page.
The research side
The WLM Expository Series consists of original articles written by the WLM Editorial Collective, hosted in the repository. Alongside them we index significant open-access papers in applied mathematics — always linking to the official published source — and host author-submitted preprints with permission. Submissions are open through the submission page.
Who runs it
WeLoveMathematics is founded and edited by Daniyal Furqan — mathematics lecturer and numerical analyst (M.Phil. Mathematics, Riphah International University), whose research on dual solutions of MHD hybrid-nanofluid flows is hosted in the repository. The fluid mechanics course and notes grew directly out of that research and teaching experience.