Students who Published with
Faculty in the Mathematics Department
James Chappell, The trinomial triangle, , The College Mathematics Journal, Vol. 30, No. 2, 1999, pp. 141-142.
Marcia
Kleinz, A child’s garden of fractional
derivatives, The
College Mathematics Journal, Vol. 31, No. 2, (2000)
Nicolae
Borota, Spacetime numbers the easy way,
Mathematics and Computer Education, Vol. 34, No. 2, (2000)
Flacche,
Matthew, Pascal’s
triangle and Sierpinski’s triangle”: An Incredible Link, AMATYC Review, Fall, 2000.
Jae
Hattrick-Simpers, Mutations of the Mandelbrot set, Mathematics
and Computer Education, Vol. 35, No. 1, (2001)
Ira
Fine, The remarkable incircle of a triangle, Mathematics and Computer
Education, Vol. 35, No. 1, (2001), pp. 44-50
Michael Wilhelm,
Variations on Vieta’s and Wallis’s
products for pi, Mathematics and Computer Education, 35(2001)
Nicolae
A. Borota, Functions of a spacetime
variable,
Mathematics and Computer Education, 36(2002), pp. 231-239.
Dipti
Bardhan, An easy
introduction to biplex numbers, Mathematics and Computer Education, 36(2002),
pp. 278-286.
Brian
Seaman, A computer hunt for
Apery's constant, Mathematical Spectrum, 35(2002/2003), No.1,
pp. 5-8.
Brian
Seaman, Variations on the linear first
order ODE,
International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and
Technology, 35(2004), pp.309-315.
Shaun
Giberson, Extending Theon's ladder to any
square root, The College Mathematics Journal, 35(2004), pp.
222-226.
Joseph
Diaco, Ptolemy
vs. Copernicus, to
appear in the Mathematical Spectrum.
Michael
Orchard, Theon's
ladder for any root, to
appear in International Journal of Mathematical Education in
Science and Technology.
Pelletier,
Todd and Hughes, Kevin, Proof
without words: One to one mapping of an open interval onto a closed
interval,
to appear in Mathematics Magazine.
John F. Kennedy The
integers of James Booth, To appear in
The Mathematical Spectrum.
Mohamed Teymour The
quadratic equation as solved by Persian
mathematicians of the middle ages. To appear in The Mathematical
Spectrum.
Matthew
Oster A spiral of triangles related to the great
pyramid.
To appear in the Mathematical Spectrum.
David Grochowski An asymptotic approach to
constructing the
hyperbola, with. To appear in the Mathematical Spectrum.