- 3D-XplorMath - Richard Palais
3D-XplorMath creates visualizations of mathematical objects and processes. This tool has built-in algorithms for displaying mathematical objects such as plane curves, space curves, surfaces, conformal maps, polyhedra, ordinary and partial differential
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- AgentSheets - AgentSheets, Inc.
A combination of end-user programmable agents, spreadsheets and Java authoring tools. The new version of AgentSheets lets end-users build a wide range of applications that include interactive simulations, games, and intelligent web agents. Projects created
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- Ainsworth Computer Seminar - Dick Ainsworth
Sample programs, flowcharts, and hypertext illustrating how software works. Select the desired level, from a quick overview of software to a detailed look at how these programs are developed. A special section for programmers and other curious people
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- Algebra, Abstract and Concrete - Frederick M. Goodman
An undergraduate textbook (Prentice Hall, 1998). The book is intended to be useful for a course in modern algebra for beginners or a slightly more advanced course, or an undergraduate course on geometric aspects of group theory or Galois theory. Interactive
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- Algebra and Calculus Sketches - Ruth Carver
See how the graph of y=mx+b changes as m or b changes; how the graph of y=ax^2+c changes as a or c changes; how the graph of y=a(x-h)^2+k changes as a,h and k change; and examine five Geometer's Sketchpad sketches showing how to find equations of tangent
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- Algorithmic Art - Fractal Art Gallery - Manfred W. Rupp
Unusual fractals with nonstandard algorithms - geometric patterns made using FRACTINT that rely on mathematical models. English and German versions; prints may be purchased from the site. Also at http://www.blue-v.com/ and http://www.fractal-digitalism.com/.
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- Amsterdam Tessellation Projects - M. Hos-McGrane
Student tessellations created using the software program Tesselmania, inspired by a class trip to the Escher Exhibition in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
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- Analysis of Variance Applet (ANOVA) - Bryan Lewis; Dept. of Mathematics & Computer Science, Kent State Univ.
Analysis of variance (ANOVA) performs comparisons like the t-Test, but for an arbitrary number of factors. Each factor can have an arbitrary number of levels and each factor combination can have any number of replicates. ANOVA works on a single dependent
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- Andy Norton's Web Page - Dept. of Mathematics Education, Univ. of Georgia
Illustrated essays and explorations of algebra and geometry using various technology, including TI-85 calculators, CBL's and computer software such as Geometer's Sketchpad (with sketches to download), Algebra Expressor, and Excel, by a grad student in
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- AP Computer Science - College Board Online
General information about exams and courses (A and AB), links to archives of free-response questions in C++, the AP CS mailing list, development committee access, related websites, and an on-line store for College Board books. Maintained by the College
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- Artlandia Kaleidoscope - Artlandia, Inc.
A fully interactive program based on and available free with the purchase of the software program Artlandia (requires Mathematica 3.0 or higher; available for all platforms that run Mathematica). It
is as easy to use as an ordinary kaleidoscope - create
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- Artlandia - Software for Programmable Creative Graphic Design - Artlandia, Inc.
A Mathematica-based application for artistic interpretation of data and creating mathematical and algorithmic art. The software provides a selection of tools for constructing geometrical objects from numerical arrays, distributing geometric shapes over
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- The Art of Fractals - Joseph Trotsky; Artis Fractal Gallery
An online fractal exhibition with images grouped into the themes Paintings, Legends and Fairy Tales, Places, Flowers, Foliage, Trees and Forest, Fauna, Landscapes, Classic, Geometric, Marine, Mystic, and Zodiac.
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- ATLAST Project Forum
A National Science Foundation project to encourage and facilitate the use of software in teaching linear algebra. Includes information on the book ATLAST Computer Exercises for Linear Algebra , (Prentice-Hall, Fall 1996, featuring teacher-developed, class-tested
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- Aunty Pear's Fractal Gallery
Fractals and fractal graphics, with galleries and fractal border background sets and buttons
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- Automated Deduction - William McCune
Research on applications of automated deduction to problems in abstract algebra and algebraic geometry, algorithms and strategies for searching for proofs and for counterexamples, high-performance implementation of automated deduction algorithms, and
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- Basic Fractals - Joe
Five galleries of fractals made using the FractalXtreme fractal generator.
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- Breaking the Light Barrier - Michael H. Walker
Galleries of fractal images: Flarium 1, Inkblot 1, etc.
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- Brownian Motion - Charlie Geyer
An applet that draws one-dimensional Brownian motion, with source code and a link to statistical Java applets by others.
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- Buffon's Needle - Michael J. Hurben
A Java applet that simulates a Monte Carlo method for the estimation of the value of pi, 3.14159265... The user controls the speed of simulating the dropping of up to 100,000 needles or pins on equally spaced parallel lines, while a bar graph displays
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- Cabri Conic Macros - Jim King, University of Washington
Nine Cabri Geometry II macros for constructing conics from various givens and for constructing certain features of given conics. Contains a documentation file.
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- Cabri for the Classroom - Katarzyna Winkowska-Nowak, Florida Atlantic University
Classroom applications of the Cabri dynamic geometry software package: Java applets, figures, and Microsoft Word documentation, organized into science and art applications, tessellations, fractals, examples of famous curves, and advanced topics such as
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- Cabri Geometry: Classroom Resources - The Math Forum
The Math Forum's page of links at the Forum and on the Web to dynamic interactive geometry classroom resources for Cabri Geometry. Books and Web sites; Frequently Asked Questions; exploring the basics; workshops; excerpts from the journal abraCAdaBRI;
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- Calculus graphics - Douglas N. Arnold; Institute for Mathematics and its Applications
Excerpts from a collection of graphical demonstrations developed for a class in first year calculus in the McAllister Technology Classroom. Derivatives and differentials; Computing the volume of water in a tipped glass; Archimedes' calculation of pi;
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- Categories List - Robert Rosebrugh; Mount Allison University
Web page for the category theory mailing list and its archives. Also address lists; WWW sites with general and seminar information on category theory; (La)TeX macros for diagrams; and conferences of interest.
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- Center for Geometry Analysis Numerics and Graphics (GANG) - Dept. of Mathematics & Statistics, Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst
An interdisciplinary Differential Geometry research team. The GANG Geometry Archive is an on-line library of papers, preprints, images, animations and software connected with their research. The Library includes: Knot (energy-minimizing knots and links);
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- Chaotic Fractal Art Galleries - John Charles Macpherson
A professional artist's gallery of fractal images.
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- Chase Four Sketches - Bill Finzer, Key Curriculum Press
A sketch and a script to answer the question: if there are four ants in the plane and each crawls continuously toward the next ant, what do their paths look like?
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- Chi-Square (MSTE) - Amar Patel; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)
This lesson illustrated using cartoon characters explains statistical terms such as expectation, significance, and chi-square. The lesson requires Excel and is based on Ch. 6 of Using Statistics, by Travers, Stout, Swift, and Sextro. Analyzing records
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- Cinderella: Interactive Geometry Software - Richter-Gebert, Kortenkamp
A full-featured interactive geometry program in German that uses Java as the programming language and includes a true symbolic theorem prover. A demo version that will run for 15 minutes at a time may be downloaded from the Web; the site also includes
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- Clocks - Bill Finzer, Key Curriculum Press
Two sketches illustrating useful Sketchpad animation techniques. Shows how to move the hour and minute hands at different rates, and how to convert the analog motion of the clock into digital switches.
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- The Coffeecup Caustic - Roy Williams
You are drinking from a cylindrical cup in the sunshine. Sometimes, when the sun shines into the cup, you can see a crescent of light as the sunshine reflects from the inside of the cup onto the surface of the drink. This Java applet illustrates the optics
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- Colégio de Gaia, Grupo de Matematica
Math resources in Portuguese: Galeria de Sketches - a gallery of JavaSketchpad and Geometer's Sketchpad problems and sketches including the Pythagorean theorem (o Teorema de Pitágoras), Vector Addition (Adicao de Vectores), cutting a cube/parallelepiped
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- Commons-Math: The Jakarta Mathematics Library - Phil Steitz, The Apache Software Foundation
Commons Math is an open source Java library of lightweight, self-contained
mathematics and statistics components. Download releases; post to the wiki; read the users guide and project documentation.
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- Compleat Sine Wave, Fourier Series - Bill Finzer, Key Curriculum Press
Two "FPU Necessary [Geometer's] Sketches," one that illustrates Fourier series and another that draws a sine wave and lets you change the phase, amplitude, and frequency dynamically.
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- Complex, Technology Based Problems in Calculus - Math Department, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Nearly 100 problems with a higher level of complexity than traditional textbook problems and that foster use of a computer algebra system. Problem categories include: anti-differentiation, data fitting, difference equations, differential equations, and
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- Computer Art and Tessellations - Hans Kuiper
A site about tessellations (tiles, tessels or regular patterns), infinity pictures, optical art, Islamic art, optical illusions, auto stereograms, company logos, quilt patterns and palindromes. Figures, patterns, textures and wallpaper drawings inspired
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- Computer Lab Courseware - University of Toronto
Courseware to help in the teaching of various mathematical concepts. Most is made up of Mathematica notebooks and packages, but some consists of C programs written to run under X-Windows. A lab manual in TeX beginning with an introduction to UNIX and
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- Concurrent Triangles - Jim Wilson
Sketches and scripts exploring various concurrencies in triangles.
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- Connected Geometry - Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC)
A curriculum development project designed to help teachers and students understand and appreciate the connections and unifying themes within mathematics, and to build on the connections between students' backgrounds and mathematics. Student book with
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- Datasets (Exploring Data) - Rex Boggs, Education Queensland
Datasets that support the activities, worksheets, assessment, and articles in the
Exploring Data website, each identified by topic and available in three formats: Excel 4.0, NCSS Jr. 6.0, and Tab Delimited. Datasets include: 1970, 1971 US Draft Lotteries;
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- Decision Tree for Optimization Software - Hans D. Mittelmann, P. Spellucci
Information on optimization software and optimization research, including links to a dictionary, tutorials, testcases, interfaces, and software.
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- Delphi For Fun - Gary Darby; Intellitech Systems Inc.
Delphi is based on the Pascal programming language developed in the early 1970s by Niklaus Wirth and named after mathematician Blaise Pascal. This site explores the use of programming as a tool in math problem solving, discussing interesting problems,
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- Derivative and Integral - Bill Finzer, Key Curriculum Press
Two sketches demonstrating elementary calculus concepts. Each sketch shows the graph of a function and the graph of its derivative. One sketch lets you change the graph of the function and watch the effect on its derivative. The other sketch lets you
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- Diario Fractal - Today´s Fractal - Juan Pablo Braña
A site from Buenos Aires, in English and Spanish, with a different fractal art image every day and archived galleries of past images.
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- Digital Diversions by Gedeon - Gedeon Peteri
Galleries of fractal images generated using Fractint and Ultrafractal. Formula and parameter files are available for download.
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- Dirichlet Sketches - Jim King, Key Curriculum Press; Math Forum
Three sketches showing the Dirichlet or Voronoi regions corresponding to configurations of 3, 4, or 5 points.
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- DIY Calculator - Clive (Max) Maxfield and Alvin Brown
Order the book How Computers Do Math, or preview its table of contents. The book's interactive laboratories guide you in the creation of a simple calculator program to run on your DIY Calculator; its accompanying CD-ROM contains a virtual "Do-it-Yourself
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- Don Knuth's Home Page - Donald E. Knuth, Stanford University
From the author of The Art of Computer Programming. "Computer Musings" chronologically documents Knuth's informal lectures at Stanford. It also links to Musings Online, digitized versions of videos from the lecture series that included Dancing Links;
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- Dueling Pinwheels - A Geometer's Sketchpad Activity - Cynthia Lanius
Construction directions for rotations, translation, and reflection, with questions to explore and a demonstration sketch to download.
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