- Math Education - University of Central Florida (UCF)
Weekly contests; activities; course descriptions, syllabi, class notes; instructor homepages; links to math education resources about problem solving, software, calculators, math games, textbooks, the Internet, and the UCF/Casio classroom.
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- Mathematics 574 - Selected Topics in Number Theory - Jerrold Tunnell; Rutgers University, NJ
An introduction to rational points on elliptic curves through examples of interesting elliptic curves. Download problem sets in dvi or postscript format.
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- Mathematics Advanced Study Semesters (MASS) - The Pennsylvania State University
For rising juniors and seniors, this residential semester at Penn State combines "advanced learning with research initiation and provides a highly charged interactive environment among a 'critical mass' of talented and motivated students and a committed
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- Mathematics and Physical Science - Terri Lynn Easter, Bishop Ready High School
Audio lectures with notes for Algebra I, Algebra 2/Trig, Calculus,
Chemistry/Physics for 9th grade.
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- Mathematics Curriculum Units - Yale National Initiative
The Yale National Initiative is an educational partnership designed to strengthen teaching and learning in public schools. Since 1978, teachers have participated in institute seminars, authoring hundreds of teaching units replete with ideas and procedures
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- Mathematics Education Resources at Acadia's School of Education - David A. Reid, Acadia University
Learn how to design mathbags, make a fraction quilt set, and teach with algebra tiles. Activities include Folding Fractions, exploring systems of linear equations with Geometer's Sketchpad, and Deductive Euclidean Geometry, as well as two Java applets,
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- Mathematics in Education and Industry
The British charity Mathematics in Education and Industry (MEI) develops and publishes teaching and learning resources; creates specifications and schemes of assessment; and promotes teaching, trains and motivates teachers, and supports and improves mathematics
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- Mathematics Papers - Peter Y. Woo, Biola University
Geometry Papers include a Java applet and circle inversion theorems about the arbelos, or shoemaker's knife; constructions with ruler alone, plus a circle; constructions with ruler alone, plus a parabola; Java applet of internal organs (such as centroid,
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- Mathematics Resource Center, I. I. T. Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India
A center devoted to developing interactive courseware modules and making them available on this site. It also links to other resources on the web. Java-enabled browsers, Java Virtual Machine, Flash, and Acrobat Reader are variously required for viewing
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- Mathematics Site - J. S. Milne
Bibliography, course notes, preprints, and manuscripts on Group Theory, Fields and Galois Theory, Algebraic Geometry, Algebraic Number Theory,Modular Functions and Modular Forms, Elliptic Curves, Abelian Varieties, Etale Cohomology, and Class Field Theory.
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- Math Help from YourTeacher.com - Classmate, L.L.C.
YourTeacher offers interactive online math instruction with 450+ math lessons (Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry & Algebra 2). Includes teacher videos, animated examples, self-tests, printable extra problems & notes. Monthly subscription price; free demo
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- Math Lessons in PowerPoint: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 - Simon Perez
Download PowerPoint presentations from Perez's bilingual classes on topics in geometry, algebra I, algebra II, and CAHSEE (basic math preparation). Some of the topics also feature online quizzes; written compositions and posters by students; and digital
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- MathPARTNERS - Education Development Center, Inc.
MathPARTNERS is an EDC project funded by the National Science Foundation in Spring 1999 to develop mathematics tutoring materials in support of the America Counts Federal Work-Study Program. MathPARTNERS supports tutors of students from kindergarten through
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- A Math Refresher - David P. Stern
A very short course (14 sections) on algebra and trigonometry, spiced with
some history and including two sections of problems. Meant to provide math
equipment used in the course "From Stargazers to Starships", on astronomy,
Newtonian mechanics and
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- Math Seven and Eight - Jeff LeMieux
Oak Harbor (WA) teacher Jeff LeMieux' hyperlinked lesson plans and problems for his seventh and eighth graders, who use Glencoe's Mathematics Applications and Connections textbook. Also, links to Mr. LeMieux' old lessons and lessons at Microsoft Encarta
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- Mathworld - Matt Bowling
The author developed this math story to act as a structure for the California second grade math curriculum. He finds it to be a big motivator to kids who are not usually interested in math.
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- Matthew J. Saltzman's Home Page - Matthew J. Saltzman
A study guide for basic math courses, titled "How to Survive Your College Math Class (and Take Home Something of Value)," includes sections on study skills, reading and understanding mathematics (featuring "An Equation is a Sentence," "Deriving Conditions
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- Methods of Mathematical Physics /Mathematical Methods in Science and Engineering/Mathematical Techniques for Biology and Medicine/Methods of Theoretical Physics - Reinaldo Baretti Machín
Lecture notes, with FORTRAN and MatLab codes.
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- Michael Singer
Differential (and difference) Galois theorist, algorithmic analyst, and computer algebraist, and professor at North Carolina State University. Available here: books and papers, some in PDF, PostScript, or .dvi versions; course notes for Computational
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- MinutePhysics - Henry Reich
"Cool physics and other sweet science" instructional videos, most shorter than four minutes long. Reich narrates while sketching stick figures and other simple line drawings on a whiteboard that sometimes also incorporates photos or video clips: "Proof
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- MMach 1.3: Khoros 2.1 Toolbox on Mathematical Morphology - Adriano Nagelschmidt Rodrigues, Junior Barrera, Roberto de Alencar Lotufo, Roberto Hirata Jr.
Mathematical morphology is a general theory that studies decompositions of operators between complete lattices in terms of some families of simple operators: dilations, erosions, anti-dilations and anti-erosions. This theory is largely used in computer
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- Modern Analysis Online - Professor E. Brian Davies
This is a portal to postgraduate lecture notes and higher level material
in Mathematical Analysis which may be downloaded without charge from the
web. It also has some general links.
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- MOTIVATE - Univ. of Cambridge, UK
MOTIVATE is a project incorporating a series of videoconferences, run by the Millennium Mathematics Project at Cambridge. The objectives of MOTIVATE are: to enrich the mathematical experience of school students, to broaden their mathematical horizons,
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- Mr. Hoffman's Home Page - Jim Hoffman
Assignments, notes, exams and interactive vocabulary quizzes (with answer keys) from Hoffman's own math and two-dimensional computer animation high school classes. These materials are based on Saskatchewan Provincial Curriculum, and include Math 9, Math
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- Mrs. Renz's 4th Grade Class Web Site - Heather Renz
Classroom Projects feature original writing and artwork by Mrs. Renz's fourth grade students through the years: "Polygon Riddles," "Geometry Art," "Upside Down Calculator Stories," and "Raisin Math Day." With links to recommended math and time sites.
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- MSRI: Mathematical Sciences Research Institute
Located in Berkeley, California, the Institute offers information about programs, conferences, library facilities, lecture notes, and archives of books and preprints. Many Internet sources of mathematics information are linked to this searchable site.
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- Multivariate Calculus With Maple - Carlos Rodriguez
An experiment in the use of the World Wide Web as a teaching aid for a course in multivariable calculus, using Maple as a symbolic calculator. Topics include Review of Calculus 1; Vector Geometry; Geometric Algebra; Vector Functions; Functions of Several
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- MX4002: Algorithms - Ian Craw and John Pulham; University of Aberdeen
Lecture notes, tutorial sheets, exams, and other material provided for a course on algorithms with the objective of exposing the student to a small number of typical methods from a range of different contexts, so as to reveal the type of thinking that
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- Neutral and Non-Euclidean Geometries - David C. Royster; University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Course notes that include: Origins of geometry; spherical geometry; logic and the axiomatic method; proof; Euclid's mathematical system; incidence geometry; betweenness axioms; congruence theorems; axioms of continuity; neutral geometry; theorems of continuity;
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- Noncommutative Geometry, Trace Formulas and the Zeroes of the Riemann Zeta Function - Alain Connes
Lecture notes offering a general introduction to noncommutative geometry and a discussion of a fundamental example of noncommutative space related to the Riemann zeta function.
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- Notes for College Algebra and Geometry - M. Maheswaran, Univ. of Wisconsin-Marathon Center (UWMC)
A set of notes for students taking college algebra and geometry. Contents: Solving Applied ("Word") Problems; Solving Absolute Value Inequalities; Solving Rational Inequalities; Graphing Rational Functions; Graphing Conic Sections.
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- Notes on Linear Algebra - E. Lee Lady; University of Hawaii
A collection of short hand-outs. Files are in PDF and DVI formats. Contents include: systems of linear equations in a nutshell, how to find the inverse of a matrix, some equivalent statements, some equivalent characterizations of basic concepts, a "grammar
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- Numerical Analysis & Numerical Methods Project - John Mathews
Extensive modules & tutorials: solution of linear and nonlinear equations, interpolation and polynomial approximation, curve fitting, numerical differentiation and integration, numerical optimization, solution of ordinary and partial differential equations,
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- The Operational Research Society - the Operational Research Society
The Operational Research Society, with members in many countries, provides training, conferences, publications and information to those working in Operational Research. Shop for books, training courses, conferences and one day events; learn about OR (publicity
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- Operations Research - J. E. Beasley
OR-Notes are a series of introductory notes on topics that fall under the broad heading of the field of operations research (OR). Beasley includes practice questions ("tutorials"), links to other web resources, and past exams.
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- OR-Notes - J. E. Beasley
Introductory originally used in an introductory OR course at Imperial College. Topics: Introductory (basic concepts); Deterministic (data envelopment analysis, facility layout and location, graph theory, integer programming, inventory control, just-in-time,
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- Other Maths - Jon Perry
Notes, applets, and proofs on a variety of open problems and conjectures: roots of x^p, highest power of 2 that divides ab + bc + ca, a prime product paradox, consecutive integers, (n + 1)!, Collatz, n-secting a line, the first lower digit, Fibonacci,
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- Pat Thompson's Home Page - Patrick W. Thompson
Research on students' development of algebra and calculus ideas in grades 3-16, on the nature of multiplicative reasoning and its role in learning sophisticated mathematical ideas, and on teaching and learning statistical and probabilistic reasoning.
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- Paul's Online Math Notes and Tutorials - Paul Dawkins, Lamar University
Online notes and tutorials on algebra, calculus, and differential equations. Also, PDFs, some reduced to fit onto one printed page, offering a review of algebra and trigonometry, a primer of complex numbers, listing common math errors, suggesting how
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- Pete L. Clark
Course notes, open problems, publications and preprints by Clark, who teaches at the University of Georgia, and does research primarily in number theory and arithmetic geometry. See, in particular, Clark's freely downloadable PDF expositions on commutative
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- Peter Olver's Home Page - Peter Olver
Publications, seminar and conference talks, and more resources from the Head of the University of Minnesota's School of Mathematics. Download notes of Olver's lectures on applied mathematics, numerical analysis, orthogonal bases and the QR algorithm,
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- Plane Geometry Web Pages - David Jaffe
Materials from a geometry course originally taught to future middle and high school teachers. Using definitions, theorems, proofs, and examples, the site introduces mappings; isometries and similarities; angles and trigonometry; congruence and similarity;
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- Planet Math
Designed to be a central repository for mathematical knowledge on the web, with a pedagogical slant. All content is user-contributed, either to the Encyclopedia or to the reviewed listings of papers, books, and lecture notes. Polls, discussions, and feedback
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- Prependix A: Math Notation On KCT
- Karl Hahn
Math notation over the Web: symbol conventions used by Karl Hahn for his Calculus Tutor Notes.
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- Problem Solving - Jenine Newman
See how one fifth grade class explains different ways to solve word problems. Their strategies include making a table or chart; drawing a picture; acting it out; looking for a pattern; and working backwards. With examples and hand-drawn illustrations.
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- Project ARISE (Applications Reform In Secondary Education) - Hogan Senior High School
ARISE is a curriculum development project funded by a National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to the Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications (COMAP). It is developing a 9th- through 11th-grade secondary mathematics core curriculum in which applications
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- Pure Maths, Impure Thoughts - David A. Santos, Community College of Philadelphia
Includes lecture notes in elementary algebra, linear algebra, number
theory, probability, a problem seminar, plus review material in
precalculus and multivariable calculus. Selections available en castellano.
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- Quantitative Reasoning - Bill Briggs; Dept. of Mathematics, Univ. of Colorado at Denver
Ideas and information about teaching Quantitative Reasoning courses (also called Mathematics for Liberal Arts Students), links to many Internet sites that support QR courses, and some information about a new QR book. Includes an article by William L.
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- Questionnaire Design and Surveys Sampling - Prof. Hossein Arsham; University of Baltimore
Course notes on basic statistical analyses of data from sample surveys, especially for marketing science.
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- sarah-marie belcastro's home page - Sarah-Marie Belcastro
From one of the authors of Making Mathematics with Needlework: "I seem to have become a topological graph theorist while I wasn't looking. I am also interested in convex and combinatorial geometry, algebraic geometry, topology, algebra, the geometry of
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