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Spiral Shadows

Studying vector calculus tends to make you see space curves everywhere you go.  Here’s a conical helix (or a helical cone?). A good way to understand the behavior of curves in space is to understand...

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When a Dollar is not a Dollar

There must be some way to capitalize on this through arbitrage, right?

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5/12/13 — Happy Right Triangle Day!

Happy Right Triangle Day!  Today we celebrate a favorite geometric object:  the 5-12-13 right triangle. Of course, the sides of this triangle satisfy the Pythagorean Theorem but one reason I like this...

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Infinite Prime Gaps

The mathematics world is abuzz with news that someone may have proved a weak version of the Twin Prime conjecture. A pair of numbers are called twin primes if the two numbers are both prime and they...

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Math Art: Building Sines

This is Building Sines, one of the pieces I will have on display at the 2013 Bridges Math and Art conference in Enschede, the Netherlands. Building Sines, by Patrick Honner Inspired by the...

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Decomposing Functions into Even and Odd Parts

When it comes to functions, the concepts even and odd have always been important to me as a teacher.  Connecting the algebraic and geometric representations of mathematical ideas is a primary goal in...

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Math Photo: Cylindrical Cone

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Speed Limit Infimum

I claim that this is the minimum maximum speed.  Have you ever seen anything lower?

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Math Photo: Infinite Regress

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MathMatters! at TEDxNYED

I am very proud of my students, Ahmed and Jason, who presented their peer-to-peer math enrichment program MathMatters! at this year’s TEDxNYED conference. Ahmed and Jason created a program where NYC...

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Presenting at MOVES Conference

I am very excited to be a part of the inaugural MOVES conference at the Museum of Mathematics in New York City! The focus of the conference is the Mathematics of Various Entertaining Subjects, and it...

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