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The Elementary Mathematician, COMAP's award-winning K-6 newsletter is available for the first time in electronic form...
The Elementary Mathematician, COMAP's award-winning K-6 newsletter is available for the first time in electronic form...
The Elementary Mathematician, COMAP's award-winning K-6 newsletter is available for the first time in electronic form...
The Elementary Mathematician, COMAP's award-winning K-6 newsletter is available for the first time in electronic form...
The Elementary Mathematician, COMAP's award-winning K-6 newsletter is available for the first time in electronic form...
The Elementary Mathematician, COMAP's award-winning K-6 newsletter is available for the first time in electronic form...
The Elementary Mathematician, COMAP's award-winning K-6 newsletter is available for the first time in electronic form...
A recent publication, Toward a Lean and Lively Calculus [Douglas 19871, contains reports and articles on the teaching...
The problem of the title, that of flipping a coin by telephone, was proposed and solved by Manuel Blum [19821. One ca...
Many problems in engineering, planning, and manufacturing can be modeled as that of minimizing or maximizing a cost f...
The lifeguard problem is a reincarnation of one of the first problems to which calculus was applied; and, as with man...
As part of one of our mathematics courses, we decoded the Missouri driver's license code, using Gallian 119921 as a g...
Most physical phenomena, whether in the area of fluid dynamics, electricity, magnetism, heat flow and other domains c...
The power and usefulness of neural networks is demonstrated by the success of the TNA (Thermal Neutron Analysis) proj...
The subject of wavelets has been around for less than ten years. Yet it seems to be popping up everywhere. The major ...
There are many ways of describing the discovery of error-correcting codes, and I will place the emphasis on the mathe...
When you receive a letter that apparently was sent by your acquaintance John Smith, how do you know that he is indeed...
Newton and Leibniz were independent originators of the calculus in the last half of the seventeenth century, and both...
Combinatorial game theory was axiomatized by Conway [I9761 and was developed by Berlekamp, Conway, and Guy [19821. It...
Table of Contents Guest Editorial The Bio-Math Connection Articles Curve Interpolation and Coding Theory Cutoffs a...
Whether it is downloading files from the Internet, having conversations between cell phones, or sending information f...
The 2008 Democratic Primary season was one of the most riveting in recent history in part because of the lengthy cont...
This-and other BioMath Modules under development-arose from a conference in April, 2005, held at the Center for Discr...
Table of Contents: From the Editor's Desk: The Common Core State Standards In Search of Research: Assessing Assess...
This pullout focuses on modeling the rise and fall of the population of Kemp's ridley sea turtles, the smallest and m...
Has the sports program in your school district been canceled-the victim of a taxpayer revolt against passing your loc...
At cashstrapped hospitals in Nicaragua, Ecuador, and Tanzania, blood pressure gauges, oxygen compressors, a...
Cant is an old English word for insincere or meaningless talk used merely from convention or habit. Originally it ref...
Elementary number theory is the study of the relationships among the integers. These relationships arise from two pro...
Number theory is an area of mathematics in which the properties of the positive integers become the focal point of st...
That revived pedagogical entity called discrete mathematics appears surrounded by a mist of uncertainty and some conf...
Nearly everyone in college teaching is aware of the tremendous increase in the demand for computer-related courses, a...
The primary purpose of this article is to comment on the difference between pure and applied mathematics from the poi...
Poor or imprecise use of language can often confuse a reader or listener. There is particular occasion for such confu...
The topic of elliptic curves is an exciting one for a variety of reasons. For one thing, elliptic curves are a meetin...
The red ink informed Jim Washam that he had made a $400 mathematical error. Washam, a bank vice-president, was glad t...

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