- Linear Diophantine Equations - Stanley N. Burris; University of Waterloo
A calculator for solving Diophantine equations of the form ax + by = c.
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- Lower Bounds for Solving Linear Diophantine Equations on Random Access Machines - Meyer auf der Heide, Friedhelm
Abstract: a lower bound for the complexity of solving linear Diophantine equations such as knapsack problems on an idealised computer. From the Journal of the ACM, Vol.32, No. 4 (Oct. 1985), pp. 929-937.
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- MAA Bookstore - Mathematical Association of America
A searchable list of books, with descriptions, in the following categories: Algebra; Analysis; Applied Mathematics; Calculus; Career Information; Computing and Computers; Elementary Models; Games, Puzzles, and Popular Exposition; Geometry and Topology;
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- Mad Maths - Philippe Chevanne
Word problems, with short solutions and "details" that reveal steps in solving number theory, logic, geometry, and more. Scripts include original JavaScript about continued fractions, Apollonius circles, Pythagorean triples, decompositions of sums of
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- Magic Tesseracts - Ivars Peterson (MathTrek)
"It's natural to extend the concept of magic squares to three and four dimensions... In four dimensions, the equivalent of a cube is a hypercube, or tesseract. A tesseract has 16 vertices, 32 edges, 24 squares, and 8 cubes... John R. Hendricks, a retired
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- Magische Quadrate - Paul Heimbach
Techniques for creating 4x4 and larger magic squares using masks that define areas where a specific number will or will not be added (Jupiter squares and Merkur squares, with many examples of each); art based on magic squares and other mathematical models;
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- Maplesoft: Math & Engineering Software - Waterloo Maple Inc.
Maplesoft is a leading developer of interactive mathematical software such as Maple. Its suite of products harnesses the power of mathematics to provide industry, government and academia with technical productivity tools.
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- The Mark of Zeta - Ivars Peterson (MathTrek)
How mathematicians delve into the mysteries of prime numbers, the relation Euler discovered between the zeta function and prime numbers, and the Riemann hypothesis: Riemann found that his zeta function is zero for the values -2, -4, -6, and so on, and
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- Martinez Writings - Alberto A. Martinez
Sample the introduction from Negative Math, which shows that "unlike 2 + 2, some basic rules in mathematics were established essentially by convention.... We can make an algebra in which minus times minus is minus. And we can make another algebra in which
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- Massively Parallel Number Theory - Bob Scher, Ed Seidl
A search for counterexamples to a generalized version of Euler's conjecture using a 72-node Intel Paragon.
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- Math.com
Links to Internet math resources for students, teachers, and others, and to products from the Math.com store. Solutions include assessment, on-demand modular courses that target key math concepts, 24/7 live online tutoring, and expert answers to math
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- MathDrills - Elias and Daniel E. Saab
Math drills with randomly generated problems, with details and hints and scores kept. Types of drills include problems on distance, speed, and time; job completion; roots of polynomials; percentage word problems; arithmetic attack; fraction attack; bases;
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- The Mathematical Atlas: A Gateway to Modern Mathematics - Dave Rusin
A collection of short articles introducing the subject areas of modern mathematics, describing a few of the milestone results and topics, and giving pointers to some of the key resources where further information is to be found. The material is arranged
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- Mathematical BBS (Mathematics) - Mathematics Dept., Univ. of Ferrara, Italy
Collections of resources: Associations, Departments, Disciplines, Journals, Industrial mathematics, the mathematician. Disciplines include: Algebra; Algebraic geometry; Analysis; Applied Mathematics; Categories; Combinatorics; Complex analysis; Computational
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- A Mathematical Canvas - Kirby Urner
Urner's statements on his approach to curriculum writing and philosophy of education, as well as articles: "On Programming the Calculator," "Alien Curriculum," and "Python for Homeschoolers @ FreeGeek." Download 4D "Moodles" of courseware such as Geonumeracy
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- Mathematical Constants - Steven Finch, Clay Mathematics Institute Book Fellow
"All numbers are not created equal; that certain constants appear at all and then echo throughout mathematics, in seemingly independent ways, is a source of fascination." Indulge your fascination, or discover a new one in Finch's book. This site provides
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- The Mathematical Explorer - Stan Wagon and Wolfram Research, Inc.
Based on Mathematica technology, The Mathematical Explorer mixes text, graphics, and formulas in an easy-to-use notebook interface, offering a set of explorations for investigating some of the most fascinating topics in mathematics, from Escher patterns
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- Mathematical Gems
Brief articles include Irrationality of the Square Root of 2; The Best Card Trick; Boltzmann in Berkeley; Four of a kind and two jokers; Mathematical Paint (on Gabriel's Horn); How Many Squares, Mr. Franklin? Goldbach's Proof of the Infinitude of Primes;
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- Mathematical Induction - Interactive Mathematics Miscellany and Puzzles, Alexander Bogomolny
A brief discussion of mathematical induction, with proof, and other examples also proven by mathematical induction, including: Splitting piles; Continued Fractions; Linear Functions; Groups of Permutations; Inequality between arithmetic and geometric
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- Mathematical Induction - José Espinosa
A page of uncommon mathematical induction problems, most closely connected with number theory. Some properties may be proved in different ways. A version in Spanish is also available.
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- Mathematical Miniatures - Gottfried Helms
Number theory heuristics that "fascinated [the author] by their structural beauty." Download PDFs about tetration; Bernoulli-numbers and the Beauty of the Pascal-matrix; Procedures for summation of divergent series using matrices; Mersenne numbers, cyclotomic
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- Mathematical Problems - Torsten Sillke
Some in German, most in English. Topics include graph theory, number theory, combinatorics (enumerations), geometry, algorithms and complexity, recreational mathematics, tiling and packing, dissections, probability, algebra, analysis. Also links to "Math-News"
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- Mathematical Publications - ZIB/Math-Net
A page on electronic publishing in mathematics, with sections on mathematical journals and bibliographies, separated into references to E-journals, General Journals and Bibliographies, and Subject Specific Journals and Bibliographies. Also Preprint Archives,
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- Mathematical Snippets - Mathematics Dept., Bellevue Community College, Bellevue, WA
Illustrated descriptions of six mathematical concepts: the Pythagorean Theorem, Archimedes' Tombstone, the Möbius Strip, the Koch Snowflake Curve, Plateau's Problem (minimal surfaces), and Counting to Infinity. Each snippet contains a very brief
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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 and Statistics: Academic Press - Elsevier
This imprint of Elsevier offers over 100 print and eBook titles in mathematics and statistics.
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- Mathematics Archives - University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UTK)
A comprehensive site for finding mathematics on the Internet; particularly strong in its collection of educational software and links to other sites of interest to mathematicians that provide access to electronic journals, preprint services, grant information,
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- Mathematics Education Partnership Program (MEPP) - National Security Agency (NSA)
Collected learning units/lesson plans for elementary school (arithmetic, data analysis, fractions, geometry, probability/patterns); middle school (pre-algebra, algebra/graphing/statistics, geometry, number theory, interdisciplinary); and high school (pre-algebra,
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- Mathematics Journals: Electronic and Printed - Mathematics Dept., Penn State University
Links to dozens of journals, from the Academic press electronic journal library to the Ulam Quarterly, and spanning printed journals from Abstract and Applied Analysis to the Zentralblatt für Mathematik. A link to the Bibliothèque Mathématique
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- The Mathematics of Fermat's Last Theorem - Charles Daney
A paper describing the math behind the proof, with links at each stage to related resources and suggestions for some recent books that provide more background. If you have read about number theory you know that Fermat's Last Theorem has been one of the
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- Mathematics Problem Challenge - William P. Wardlaw, Mathematics Department, United States Naval Academy
Challenging problems in calculus, probability, geometry, and other topics. Browse the archives for web pages and .txt files of this challenge, which ran periodically between 1998 and 2003.
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- Mathematics Related Articles - AllRefer.com
Browse mathematics-related entries from the Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia, 2003 edition. Further subjects available from the main page.
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- MatheMazier - Oluwasanya Awe
Blog about "problem solving, updates on some Olympiads, and also about Africa." Posts, which date back to October, 2012, have included "IMO 2011 Problem 2 (The Windmill Problem)," "Number of Zeros 1000! Ends With," "The Nigerian Pan-African Maths Olympiad
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- Mathenomicon.net
Online mathematical reference, covering a wide range of topics (Algebra, Analysis & Calculus, Applied Mathematics, Discrete Mathematics, Foundations of Mathematics, Geometry, History & Biography, Language & Symbols, Number Theory, Probability & Statistics,
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- MATHGYM Mathematics Training Programme - Paul Dooley
A tutorial from Australia designed to help 10-16-year-olds develop mathematical problem-solving ability, with five SETs of 20 problems typical to many math competitions. Students are given a Training Problem to solve, with necessary background theory,
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- Math Help and Online Tutoring
Email or online tutoring in many areas of mathematics as well as other subjects. Sample work and fee structure available on the site.
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- Math Images - The Math Forum @ Drexel, the National Sciences Digital Library (NSDL), and Swarthmore College
The Math Images Project aims to
introduce the public to mathematics through beautiful and
intriguing images found throughout the fields of math. The
images feature resources around the mathematics of the images,
including discussions, applets, and
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- The Math Less Traveled - Brent Yorgey
A blog "dedicated to exploring beautiful mathematics." Posts, which date back to March, 2006, have included "Proof by animation," "The Nuclear Pennies Game," "Recounting the Rationals," "Predicting Pi," "Square roots with pencil and paper," "Irrationality
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- Mathletics (Question Mark Perception) - Martin Greenhow; Brunel and Portsmouth Universities, UK
Submit answers, and receive automated evaluations with comments, on arithmetic, fractions and percentages, algebra diagnostic tests (GCSE level); elementary probability and statistics; complex numbers and number bases other than 10; handling brackets,
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- Mathlinks.info - Ronald N. Gibson, M.D.
A portal to mathematics resources on the internet; links to college-level mathematics sites, categorized.
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- Math Magic - Erich Friedman
A site devoted to original mathematical recreations. If you have a math puzzle,
discovery, or observation, you are invited to e-mail the author. You can also submit answers to the problem of the month; questions and solutions are archived. Examples include:
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- Math Movement - Tim Chartier
Blog that focuses on mathematics and the "progress or movement" that occurs in Chartier's teaching, research, writing, and performing. An Associate Professor of Mathematics at Davidson College, Chartier has trained at Le Centre du Silence mime school
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- Mathology - Il portale della matematica - Nicolò Martini
Articles about algebra, analysis, calculus, topology, metamathematics, number theory, etc. In Italian.
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- Math Pages - Kevin Brown
A collection of over 600 brief articles covering a huge variety of mathematical topics. Contents include: Number Theory; Combinatorics; Geometry; Algebra; Calculus and Differential Equations; Probability and Statistics; Set Theory and Foundations; History
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- MathPages Most Wanted List - Kevin Brown
Informal notes by Kevin Brown: an elementary list of unsolved problems - elementary because no special background is required to understand them, and "unsolved" because Brown doesn't know the answers, they've been posted on the newsgroup sci.math, and
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- Math - Science Search
Science Search is a directory for scientific topics, including this subsection of Math. Individual entries include description, category, and a user rating of the site.
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- The Maths Faculty - James Harris, University of Leeds
Free podcasted lectures of UK academics speaking on topics from the UK high school curriculum and major exam boards (AQA, Edexcel, and OCR). Created by the University of Leeds with funding from the Higher Education Funding Council of England.
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- The Maths Igloo - Ian Lynagh
Contents: Pi (generating Pi and where you can get it on the 'net); Four plus five (it's nine, isn't it. Or is it? - binary, hexadecimal); All about logarithms; About the Mathematical symbol "e".
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- MathSource - Wolfram Research
An extensive electronic library of Mathematica material and notebooks, with over 100,000 pages of immediately accessible Mathematica programs, documents, examples, and more. You may browse the archive or search by author, title, keyword, or item number.
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- Math Thinking - David Wees
"Sharing thinking about math from students": a collection of work by students that teachers have not taught them explicitly how to do. Wees elaborates that "the idea or technique a student uses does not itself have to be completely original, just new
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