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The '''Stanford Math Tournament''' (SMT) is an annual high school math competition run by students at Stanford University each spring. The competition has run annually since 2000; since 2022 it has been held both virtually and in-person for students from around the globe. | The '''Stanford Math Tournament''' (SMT) is an annual high school math competition run by students at Stanford University each spring. The competition has run annually since 2000; since 2022 it has been held both virtually and in-person for students from around the globe. | ||
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Revision as of 02:49, 30 October 2023
The Stanford Math Tournament (SMT) is an annual high school math competition run by students at Stanford University each spring. The competition has run annually since 2000; since 2022 it has been held both virtually and in-person for students from around the globe.
Format
The tournament consists of an individual round, a team round, a power round, and a guts round. The individual round consists of subject tests in Algebra, Calculus, Discrete Math, and Geometry (each 10 questions, 50 minutes), or a General round (25 questions, 110 minutes). In the team round, teams of 5-6 work together to solve a 10-question test.
Similarly, the Power round is a proof-based team round where teams prove foundational results in a unique topic, tied together by a common theme.
The Guts round is a fast-paced team round with 27 short answer questions, divided into sets of 3, each set getting higher in difficulty. Teams send a "runner" to submit the current set and receive a new one. Grading is done simultaneously with a live scoreboard during the round.
