Hexagon, a New Repository for Math and TCS Research, Enters Public Beta
suchenzang · x · 2026-09-29
A new preprint repository called Hexagon (hexagonmath.org), launched by mathematician David Savitt and colleagues, is now in public beta. It aims to preserve, disseminate, study, and evaluate research-level works in the mathematical sciences and theoretical computer science, accepting both original research and expository texts.
- No peer review: like arXiv, it only archives and distributes works
- Coverage: most major math subfields plus multiple TCS categories, though some sections are still empty
- The team is inviting researchers to try it, submit works, and give feedback.
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