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  • Main Page
    :[[MA279|MA279: "Modern Mathematics"]] :[[MA375|MA375: "Discrete Mathematics"]]
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  • Rhea Portal
    *[[MA375|MA375: "Discrete Mathematics]], the main page for this upper level math course. ...ll|MA 181 page about Leibniz's slowly converging series]] led to an REU in mathematics for John Mason and Josh Hunsberger (under the direction of Prof. Steve Bell
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  • ECE 301 Fall 2007 mboutin Meaning of Fourier Transform
    ...ourier Transforms all the time, without having to deal with the underlying mathematics. When you hear sounds, you hear tones (which is just the "frequency" abstra
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  • List of Course Wikis
    :[[2016_Spring_MA_375_Walther|MA 375: "Discrete Mathematics", Prof. Walther]] :[[2014_Spring_MA_375_Walther|MA375: "Discrete Mathematics", Prof. Walther]]
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  • CNSIP plan of study
    *MA527: Advanced Mathematics For Engineers And Physicists I *MA528: Advanced Mathematics For Engineers And Physicists II
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  • Allison Wika's Favorite Theorem
    ...ranging in complexity. Most are semi-difficult and require a background in mathematics. Another reason why I like this theorem is because the concept of finding t
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  • Linley Johnson's Favorite Theorem
    ...Calculus. It is made up of many parts and is essential to many aspects of mathematics.
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  • MA 375 Spring 2009 Walther Definitions
    Most of this mathematics will have been extant for some time, so that DEF Discrete mathematics is the branch of mathematics that studies separate entities.
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  • Amy Cadwallader's response
    ...cides how quick 'quick' is in the definition? I guess that's why the Clay Mathematics Institute is offering $1 million for a correct proof of the problem.
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  • Research Laboratory Prof Boutin
    *Welcome [[Use:Kim793|Jieun Kim]], a PhD student from the department of mathematics who just joined the CIL.
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  • Research opportunities in mathematics thanks to Andy Zoltners
    [[Category:mathematics]] ...o a generous gift from [[Andy_Zoltners|Andy Zoltners]], the department of mathematics will be able to support a few undergraduate research projects (REUs) this s
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  • Andy Zoltners
    [[Category:Mathematics]] ...marketing strategy, operations, and execution. Andy was the Department of Mathematics 1999 Distinguished Alumnus.`
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  • Poll for curiosity purposes only
    Mathematics: |||||
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  • Meta Course List
    <div id="math">'''Mathematics'''</div>
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  • 4.1 Joon Young Kim ECE302Fall2008sanghavi
    I know I'm just lazy to type a whole bunch of mathematics formulas.
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  • MA181Fall2008bell:About MA181Fall2008bell
    ...the wonderous dimensions of the mathematical world. The trifecta that is mathematics, problem-solving, and learning has combined into a unified abundance of gra ...nly for the truly mathematical minds that yearn to learn the philosophy of mathematics.
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  • MA181Fall2008bell talk:About MA181Fall2008bell
    *I also agree; without the <math>ugh(x)</math> function, mathematics would be a useless waste of time ;)! ----[[User:Gbrizend|Gary Brizendine II
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  • Mohamad's Favorite Theorem MA375Fall2008walther
    ...nd easy to use. It's one of the most basic theorem that we need to know in Mathematics. This easy and useful theorem is regularly use to solve many mathematics problems especially the topics that involve angles and so on.
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  • Brian Thomas: 5.5 no 54 MA375Fall2008walther
    ...indistinguishable objects into three indistinguishable boxes? (''Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications, Sixth Edition'' by Kenneth H. Rosen - Section 5.5, Pr
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  • 6.4.12 MA375Fall2008walther
    (Rosen - Discrete Mathematics and Its Appplications, 6th ed., pg. 440 (6.4.12))
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  • Other Resources MA375Fall2008walther
    ...xtbook we are using. However, it provide many thorough explanations of the mathematics behind probability, sequences, and generating functions. You may find it us
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  • News MA375Fall2008walther
    other books on mathematics and life in mathematics.
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  • N E W S MA375Fall2008walther
    other books on mathematics and life in mathematics.
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  • P = NP MA375Fall2008walther
    ...t is considered to be the most important problem in the field – the Clay Mathematics Institute has offered a $1 million US prize for the first correct proof.
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  • HW1.3 Adrian Delancy - Review of Complex Numbers ECE301Fall2008mboutin
    In mathematics the complex number system describes the set of all numbers that have both a
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  • HW1.3 Eric Smith - Complex Signals ECE301Fall2008mboutin
    if your an engineer, a letter i for the rest of the mathematics literal world.
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  • Mathematical Shorthand ECE301Fall2008mboutin
    ...it guarantees them that they still have jobs given the fact that the field Mathematics is centuries old :P ). While it may be difficult to get accustomed to at f
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  • Main Page MA453Fall2008walther
    [[Symbols_MA453Fall2008walther|Some Mathematics Symbols That We Need To Know]] [[Mathematics used to create Pixar's characters_MA453Fall2008walther]]
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  • Andrew's Favorite Theroem MA453Fall2008walther
    The latter because, though it is first taught very early in mathematics education, and remains useful for as long as you continue to study math (at
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  • Mohamad's favorite theorem MA453Fall2008walther
    ...nd easy to use. It's one of the most basic theorem that we need to know in Mathematics. This easy and useful theorem is regularly use to solve many mathematics problems especially the topics that involve angles and so on.
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  • Symbols MA453Fall2008walther
    '''Mathematics Symbols'''
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  • Chapter 3, Problem 9 MA453Fall2008walther
    ...force" to solve this problem. I don't think I've ever used brute force in mathematics before. ;)
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  • Math Skills Suffer in U.S MA453Fall2008walther
    countries where mathematics is more highly valued. countries where education in mathematics is prized and mathematical
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  • Math Skills Suffer in U.S., Study Finds... MA453Fall2008walther
    countries where mathematics is more highly valued. countries where education in mathematics is prized and mathematical
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  • Summer Math Program MA453Fall2008walther
    ...erested in the [http://www.hcssim.org/ Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics for mathematically talented high school students] (HCSSiM). If you end up h
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  • Sayings MA453Fall2008walther
    "Beauty in mathematics is seeing the truth without effort." "Anyone who cannot cope with mathematics is not fully human. At best he is a tolerable subhuman who has learned to w
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  • Mathematician Cracks Mystery Beatles Chord MA453Fall2008walther
    ...t for my piano lessons,” says Jason Brown of Dalhousie’s Department of Mathematics and Statistics with a good laugh. “I had tried to play the first chord o ...in in similar ways.''' The best music is analytical and pattern-filled and mathematics has a lot of aesthetics to it. They complement each other well.”
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  • N E W S MA453Fall2008walther
    other books on mathematics and life in mathematics.
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  • Certain Types Of Thinking Are Best Suited To Certain Types Of Problem-solving MA453Fall2008walther
    “Our research may have an impact on the teaching of geometry, and perhaps mathematics in general,” the authors conclude. “Specifically, teaching students how
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  • PRIME Mathematics Encyclopedia MA453Fall2008walther
    Platonic Realms Interactive Mathematics Encyclopedia (PRIME)
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  • Role of Women in Science and Engineering MA453Fall2008walther
    From Marty Carr on the Women in Mathematics Education listserve,
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  • Other Resources MA453Fall2008walther
    ...and Oren Patashnik. This books provides many thorough explanations of the mathematics behind probability, sequences, and generating functions. I really enjoy thi
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  • Mathematics Students Make Prime Discovery MA453Fall2008walther
    =Mathematics Students Male Prime Discovery=
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  • US students improve in math MA453Fall2008walther
    "The message for the country is that we're improving in mathematics, International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS) at the Department
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  • ECE662:Glossary Old Kiwi
    In mathematics, properties that hold for typical examples are called generic properties. F Pruning (also called as inverse splitting) is a term in mathematics and informatics which allows to cut parts of a decision tree. Pruning is do
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  • Textbooks Old Kiwi
    * A great reference if you are interested in the mathematics behind pattern recognition
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  • "Pattern Recognition: A Statistical Approach" by P.A. Devijver and J.V. Kittler Old Kiwi
    ...oks on pattern recognition. A great reference if you are interested in the mathematics behind pattern recognition
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  • Generic Property Old Kiwi
    In mathematics, properties that hold for typical examples are called generic properties. F
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  • Pruning Old Kiwi
    Pruning (also called as inverse splitting) is a term in mathematics and informatics which allows to cut parts of a decision tree. Pruning is do
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  • HW 3.7 - Evan Witkoske ECE301 summer2009
    %Matlab will not allow, like mathematics in general, two different sized arrays to be added together.
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  • MA514
    * It is useful for applied mathematics students. And you can take it as your qualifying exam subject.--[[User:Huan
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  • MA515
    = MA515: Mathematics Of Finance=
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  • MA611
    = MA611: Methods Of Applied Mathematics I=
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  • Graduate Studies in Mathematics
    = Graduate Studies in Mathematics = *[[On_Study_of_Mathematics|A letter from Prof. Denis Auroux about studying mathematics]]
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  • MA504 (Fall2009Torres/Bridges)
    =Rhea Section for Mathematics MA 504 Recitation Professor Bridges/Torres, Fall 2009=
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  • Goedel's incompleteness
    ...trand Russell and Alfred Whitehead created a system of arithmetic on which mathematics could be more firmly grounded. There was an ideal of being able to demonstr ...r. Few if any disciplines so completely remove the role of the observer as mathematics. Does that not elevate math to a higher level of objectivity and permanence
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  • RheaUsesShortPresentationAugust09
    **[[Graduate_Studies_in_Mathematics|A page "for and by" graduate students in mathematics]].
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  • EssayContestFall2009
    # You must choose a topic from the field of Mathematics, Engineering, or Computer Science that you believe is a fundamental concept
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  • Dknott-Philosophyofmath
    ==Mathematics as the Ultimate Conceptual Aid, Part One== ...d technological advancement, but will instead only refer the reader to the mathematics requirements of university physics and engineering programs.
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  • AliceChangTalkAnnouncementOct09
    ...highlight of the day, the Jean E. Rubin Memorial Lecture, to the entire Mathematics Department in the afternoon. This year, Professor Sun-Yung Alice Chang (Pri ...through the Purdue's program "Women in Academia", and by the Department of Mathematics.
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  • Dknott-Philosophyofmath2
    ==Mathematics as the Ultimate Conceptual Aid, Part Two== == Might there be alternatives to mathematics? ==
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  • Peer Legacy ECE301
    ...n ECE 301 are tough,but the moment you start understanding and solving the mathematics behind those concepts,things will be easier.Complex analysis,functions,limi ...ystems of continuous-time and discrete-time. However, it contains a lot of mathematics skill and some tricky part mathematically. So you should solve as many prob
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  • MA453
    [[Symbols_MA453Fall2008walther|Some Mathematics Symbols That We Need To Know]]
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  • MA 375 Spring 2010 Walther Week 1
    ...wonderful mysterious and paradoxical quality that can only be achieved by mathematics. Uli, why don't you list one of your favorites?
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  • MA 375 Spring 2010 Walther Week 5
    ...ng this class because I haven't taken a discrete math course before. I'm a mathematics major, but there is no particular area that I prefer over others so far. Si I am extremely curious as to how that leads to studying discrete mathematics.
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  • MA375
    "Discrete Mathematics" '''
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  • MA 265 Spring 2010 Walther Week 2
    Discuss your view on the value of taking mathematics classes.
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  • ECE662 topic1 discussions
    ...D student working with Professor Boutin. My research interests are applied mathematics, cryptography and steganography. Applying information theoretic results, st
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  • 2010 Spring MA 341 Alekseenko
    Dr. Alekseenko's office is in Mathematics Sciences Building room 411.
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  • Essay Contest Winners 2010
    ...pic was written by [[User:Jweigand|Jamie Weigandt]], a graduate student in mathematics studying under the supervision of Prof. Edray Goins. Jamie is the organisor ...or students. Melissa is a [[Graduate_Studies_in_Mathematics|PhD student in mathematics]]. You can read her essay [[If_I_Were_France_Cordova_MelissaLindsey|here]].
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  • MA 375 Spring 2010 Walther Discussion Majors
    <span style="color:#00B7EB"> Sophomore-Mathematics Education </span>
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  • Tribute to Euler
    [[Category:Graduate Studies in Mathematics]] ...er's legacy? What do you think is Euler's most significant contribution to mathematics. What would the world be like if Euler had not chosen to become a mathemati
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  • Math in a Glass CaseF2010
    [[Category:Graduate Studies in Mathematics]] [[ Graduate Studies in Mathematics|Back to Graduate Studies in Mathematics]]
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  • MathGradsIntro2010
    [[Category:Graduate Studies in Mathematics]] If you are going to be a master of PhD student in mathematics in the 2010-2011 school year, please introduce yourself below.
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  • Prime
    ...intended to support and document various research projects by students in mathematics at Purdue. It also exposes students to new resources available to them, suc
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  • 2010 Fall MA 265 Walther
    *[[MA 265 Spring 2010 Walther Week 2|The value of mathematics]]
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  • 2012 Fall MA 453 Walther
    ...ium on the writer Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986) whose work is connected to mathematics and physics. The event on October 3 will feature mathematicians, physicists
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  • Why do I math - Weigandt
    I've come to recognize lately how much mathematics bear similarity to the music industry. Much in the same way that young musi Anyone who's met Mazur quickly realizes that his enthusiasm for doing mathematics is downright infectious. (c.f. [http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=826
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  • Why Do I ECE huffmalm
    ...niverse. My interest in this language attracted me to all applications of mathematics. By simply exploring what I was naturally drawn to, I began to investigate ...circuit flipped on, a light went on in me as well -- the abstract voice of mathematics had left my head and notebook, and become embodied in this circuit! Like m
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  • MA527
    "Advanced Mathematics for Engineers and Physicists" '''
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  • Decision Theory Glossary ECE662Spring2008
    In mathematics, properties that hold for typical examples are called generic properties. F Pruning (also called as inverse splitting) is a term in mathematics and informatics which allows to cut parts of a decision tree. Pruning is do
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  • Chess
    * Mathematician Paul Erdos, who was a Research Associate in Purdue's mathematics department from 1943 to 1945, was a very skillful chess player [http://www.
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  • ECE 600 Prerequisites Basic Math
    ==='''1.1 Basic Mathematics'''===
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  • Bernoulli History
    ...ished from his house. Because of this episode, it lessened his interest in mathematics and was never as productive as he was while in St. Petersburg. Even though ...onnor, John J; Edmund F. Robertson "Daniel Bernoulli". MacTutor History of Mathematics archive. &nbsp;<br>Mathematik.ch Biography: http://www.mathematik.ch/mathem
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  • LMorphisms MA265F10Walther
    Breitenbach, Jerome R. "A Mathematics Companion for Science and Engineering Students." New York: Oxford Universit
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  • Midwestcomalggeo2011
    mathematics after all. Unlike some areas of collegiate study (I will resist the temptat ...peakers at the conference talk about? A decent way to describe a branch of mathematics is to mention what kinds of objects it
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  • Honors Project
    | [[On East Asia Mathematics]] | [[On Study of Mathematics]]
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  • On Determinants
    ...such "liberty" renders the work of mathematics as a serendipitous art. If mathematics is an absolute art, independently complete within the mathematical reality, ...vertheless incredible mathematical volume that laid a foundation for Asian mathematics (consider that the volume includes mathematical operation similar to Gaussi
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  • On Godfrey Harold Hardy
    ...gy''] by G.H. Hardy, I found the man and his attitude of the profession of mathematics to be notable. I recommend the book, and I plan to revisit the book again i ...cademic prizes, scholarships, Hardy went on to Winchester College to study mathematics, place he disliked except for the mathematical education he received. In tr
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  • On Study of Mathematics
    ...tudy of mathematics from a mathematician, it would be best to talk to your mathematics professor, and if you are unwilling, least you can read the following messa ...h a talent in the field are visibly better. I have had no such training in mathematics. Nor do I have strong reason to see myself as particularly talented. In sum
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  • 2011 Fall MA 108 Boutin
    (guest lecture for [[MA108]]: Mathematics as a Profession and discipline, Fall 2011)
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  • Math opportunities
    ...ent's summer can be spent in myriad ways, but if you would like to include mathematics in that blend, here are few programs I've found to be attractive: PROMYS is an intensive mathematics program at Boston University for high school students. Number Theory is the
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  • Inner Products MA265F11Walther
    The inner product is useful in computing various other items in mathematics as well. By knowing the inner product, one can then in turn figure out the
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  • Quadrics MA265F10Walther
    ...essence it is like using physics concepts to apply mathematics as well as mathematics to apply physics concepts? Graphs are used to describe mathematical equati Here is table showing the relationship between physics and mathematics. Also how the graphs relate to one another conceptually speaking about the
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  • On East Asia Mathematics
    == On Asian Mathematics == ...it is an entertaining topic to have with fellow math person. The story of mathematics is weaved with persons of striking intelligence and insights, and although
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  • On The Most Beautiful Equation
    ...mportant mathematical constants, peaceful coexistence of three branches of mathematics - calculus (e), algebra (0, 1, i), and geometry (<math>\pi</math>). I’ve This is certainly not the first time in which mathematics was able to draw unforeseen conclusion. For example, the number of primes u
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  • On "Pi is Wrong" and the Tau Movement
    ...lliant minds in the history of mathematics, is part of the most elementary mathematics education for the young students, and now is under attack by growing number
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  • On Mathematical Geniuses
    Mathematics is considered more "selective", it a sense that it is socially acceptable f ..., but to what extent can we ascribe innate talent to the great products of mathematics?
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  • 2012 Spring MA 375 Walther
    | [[Games and mathematics MA375S12Walther|Games and mathematics]]
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  • Special sequences of numbers MA375S12Walther
    Golden ratio is used in many other areas besides mathematics, such as arts. As not only an artist but also a mathematician, Leonardo da
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