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Here http://www.ams.org/publications/notices/whatis/noticesarchive you can find a list of short "What is" type AMS notices articles. At the same page you can select an year and month and look for the corresponding issue's table of contents. For a list of other journals which publish expository papers, see the answers to this MO question Which journals publish expository work?Which journals publish expository work?

Here http://www.ams.org/publications/notices/whatis/noticesarchive you can find a list of short "What is" type AMS notices articles. At the same page you can select an year and month and look for the corresponding issue's table of contents. For a list of other journals which publish expository papers, see the answers to this MO question Which journals publish expository work?

Here http://www.ams.org/publications/notices/whatis/noticesarchive you can find a list of short "What is" type AMS notices articles. At the same page you can select an year and month and look for the corresponding issue's table of contents. For a list of other journals which publish expository papers, see the answers to this MO question Which journals publish expository work?

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Here http://www.ams.org/publications/notices/whatis/noticesarchive you can find a list of short "What is" type AMS notices articles. At the same page you can select an year and month and look for the corresponding issue's table of contents. For a list of other journals which publish expository papers, see the answers to this MO question Which journals publish expository work?