Micromath is a founder-led educational platform. Content direction, explanation standards, and final review sit with the founder, working from the methodology and accuracy principles published on this site.
Micromath was founded and is managed by Aditya Narayan, who holds a B.Sc. Mathematics (Honours) qualification. The platform's editorial direction centers on making difficult ideas understandable through structured reasoning and the Feynman Technique, across scientific and technical subjects beyond mathematics alone.
Every explanation is checked before publication against three questions: does it preserve the original paper's meaning, does its evidence match the methodology used, and are its assumptions and limitations stated. Simplification that removes essential detail, distorts findings, or conceals uncertainty is sent back for revision.
Our standing principles are clarity, accuracy, and understanding: explain complex ideas so readers can follow the reasoning, preserve the evidence and limitations of the original research, and help readers develop genuine comprehension rather than memorized phrases. Unsupported claims, exaggerated conclusions, and analogies presented as exact models have no place in our articles.
Corrections, source questions, and editorial feedback are welcome at contact@micromath.in. Include the article address and the exact passage so we can check it against the original paper.
Articles are written and reviewed under the direction of the founder, Aditya Narayan, following the published methodology.
The founder holds a B.Sc. Mathematics (Honours), and every article is grounded in — and linked to — the original paper it explains.
Readers can report errors by email; verified mistakes are corrected against the original source.
There is currently no public submissions process. Questions about the platform can be sent to contact@micromath.in.