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## [Travels with Claude: A Natural Celebration of Pi](https://nat.familykuhn.net/2026/03/a-natural-celebration-of-pi/?utm_source=rss&#038;utm_medium=rss&#038;utm_campaign=a-natural-celebration-of-pi)

_2026-03-20 · Nat · Nat&#039;s blog_

\[3/23/2026: At least one person complained that the post was too long (perhaps because of spending too much time watching cat videos), so I had Claude generate a couple of summaries, which I put at the end of the post. I made a couple of small corrections.\] Another Pi Day, March 14, has come and Continue reading "Travels with Claude: A Natural Celebration of Pi"

## [An Illuminating Proof of Schur&#8217;s Orthogonality Relations for Group Representations](https://nat.familykuhn.net/2025/01/a-slick-proof-of-schurs-orthogonality-relations-for-group-representations/?utm_source=rss&#038;utm_medium=rss&#038;utm_campaign=a-slick-proof-of-schurs-orthogonality-relations-for-group-representations)

_2025-01-28 · Nat · Nat&#039;s blog_

Issai Schur s orthogonality relations for characters of group representations are surely a mathematical wonder. Unfortunately, the standard proof, even from great expositors like JP Serre and Michael Artin, typically involves a bunch of index gymnastics that never meant much to me. Back when I was a mathematician, I saw a great proof (for compact Lie Continue reading "An Illuminating Proof of…

## [The Kuhn Piano Moves On](https://nat.familykuhn.net/2025/01/the-kuhn-piano-moves-on/?utm_source=rss&#038;utm_medium=rss&#038;utm_campaign=the-kuhn-piano-moves-on)

_2025-01-19 · Nat · Nat&#039;s blog_

My grandfather, Sam Kuhn, married my grandmother, then Minette Stroock, around 1920. They were from well-to-do families, and received a Steinway baby grand piano as a wedding present. By the time I first remember seeing it in the 1960s, my grandmother and her decorator had replaced its original black finish with a bright red, meant Continue reading "The Kuhn Piano Moves On"

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