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Math Horizons is intended primarily for undergraduates interested in mathematics. Our purpose is to introduce students to the world of mathematics outside the classroom.
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April 2008
Arthur T. Benjamin |
Table of Contents |
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Radiology Paging a Good Mathematician: Why Math Can Contribute More to
Medicine Than You Might Think Richard A. Guyer |
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Mathematical
Penmanship Tim Chartier, Daniel Clayton, Michelle Navas, and Mallory Nobles |
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Optimal Soaring: What Is the Best Speed to Fly? Michael Lundin |
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The Most Marvelous Theorem in Mathematics Dan Kalman |
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Double Bubble Experiments in the Three-Torus Nicholas D. Brubaker, Stephen Carter, Sean M. Evans, Daniel E. Kravatz Jr., Sherry Linn, Stephen W. Peurifoy, Ryan Walker |
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Going to Meetings Robert Vallin |
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| 28 | Book
Reviews Sam Beck and Lee Kennard |
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The Harvard College Mathematics Review: A New Undergraduate Expository
Journal Daniel Litt and Scott Kominers |
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Alumni Profiles: Saint Michael’s College George Ashline |
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A Triangle Inequality and its Elementary Proof José V. Martin and Angel Plaza |
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Problem Section Andy Liu and Derek Smith |
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Last updated 26 March 2008
