"A chess problem is an exercise in Pure Mathematics", Godfrey Harold Hardy had famously opined in his book "A Mathematician's Apology". Chess has been compared to mathematics time and time again, and figuratively it makes sense for the game no doubt embodies many elements which are distinctly mathematical in nature. But what if these two very different pursuits of human intellect are brought literally together under one umbrella? What would a juxtaposition of chess and math actually look like? In today's article the authors Satanick Mukhuty and Andrew Buchanan probe deeply into this question!