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The rhea team is organizing an essay contest with cash prizes. We would like to have a math topic for the contest. What should it be? Please write your suggestions [[Essay_contest_discussion| here]].  
 
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==Course Info==
 
==Course Info==
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==Homework Discussion==
 
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*[[Hw1discussionMA351Fall09Baudoin| HW1 discussion]]
 
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*[[Hw2discussionMA351Fall09Baudoin| HW2 discussion]]
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*[[Hw3discussionMA351Fall09Baudoin| HW3 discussion]]
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==Interesting Pages==
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*[[Dknott-Philosophyofmath|Better than pie chart: an essay by Dave Knott]]
  
 
==Miscellaneous ==
 
==Miscellaneous ==
 
* [[Help:Contents| How to login, edit, etc.]]
 
* [[Help:Contents| How to login, edit, etc.]]
 
*Look! You can use latex code on this page to write things like <math>x^2+\int f(x) dx</math>.
 
*Look! You can use latex code on this page to write things like <math>x^2+\int f(x) dx</math>.

Latest revision as of 05:46, 19 October 2009


Rhea Section for MA351 Professor Baudoin, Fall 2009

Help us find a topic!

The rhea team is organizing an essay contest with cash prizes. We would like to have a math topic for the contest. What should it be? Please write your suggestions here.

Course Info

Instructor: Prof. Fabrice Baudoin

Office hours: Monday 11-12 or Friday 11-12, MA438

Homework Discussion

Interesting Pages

Miscellaneous

Alumni Liaison

Correspondence Chess Grandmaster and Purdue Alumni

Prof. Dan Fleetwood