Field Theory and Its Classical Problems (Carus Mathematical Monographs ; No. 19)
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This is a delightful book for both students and teachers.
Reviewed by Fourier Jr, (Victoria, Canada)
bibiolgraphy at the end of it & each one is a goldmine for interesting stuff about abstract algebra, history, numbers, etc.(...) One could also think of this book as a jumping-off point to all kinds of other stuff it scratches the surface
Reviewed by Donald Mills, (Carbondale, IL USA)
Hadlock writes in a brisk, thorough style, leaving no stone unturned in what I believe to be an excellent introduction to the subject. I bought this book as an undergraduate student, upon completion of the first course in modern algebra,
Resources for Teaching Linear Algebra
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Provides college and high school mathematics teachers with some of the core findings from research into reforming how calculus is taught, emphasizing the importance of application, exposition, and pedagogy. Includes recommendation of the
Linear Algebra Gems: Assets for Undergraduate Mathematics
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The purpose of this volume is to enrich the understanding of linear algebra for a wide audience by placing a broad collection of short items in the hands of teachers, students, and others who enjoy the subject. Softcover.
From Erdös to Kiev : Problems of Olympiad Caliber (Dolciani Mathematical Expositions)
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Logic as Algebra (Dolciani Mathematical Expositions)
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The Beginnings and Evolution of Algebra
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All the Math that's Fit to Print : Articles from The Guardian (Spectrum)
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e, and include prime numbers, claims for travel expenses, calculating pi, patterns and palindromes, and cryptology. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
Reviewed by Charles Ashbacher "(cashbacher@yahoo.com)", (Hiawatha, Iowa United States(cashbacher@yahoo.com))
Mathematics and mathematicians can be the objects of public interest, if there are individuals capable of explaining those items in a form that the intelligent reader can follow. Keith Devlin is such a person and the editors of the Britis
Diophantus and Diophantine Equations (Dolciani Mathematical Expositions)
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This book deserves the highest praise. For general readers: undergraduates through professionals.
Introduction to Inequalities (New Mathematical Library)
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ceton and Stanford until 1952.
Reviewed by N. F. Taussig, (Bronx, NY)
ich some ingenuity is required. I wish there were more exercises in the latter chapters of the text to help put the inequalities derived there in context.The text is a rewarding look at a critical topic in higher mathematics.
Reviewed by RJ, (Albany, CA USA)
It is a very easy book to read. I read it over a six hour flight. It starts with the very basics and takes one through to the most important of inequalities in Mathematics. While inequalities themselves can seem quite uninteresting, this
Elementary Mathematical Models : Order Aplenty and a Glimpse of Chaos (Classroom Resource Material)
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A Primer of Abstract Algebra (Classroom Resource Material)
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theory, linear algebra, ant linear operators. Entire solutions to the many problems in each chapter section are included. Book News, Inc.®, Portland, OR
Reviewed by "shp02", (Highland Park, NJ United States)
ing said this I would strongly reccomend, as Ash himself does, that the reader consult other books to flesh out the treatment, or better still to create and work through his own examples and exercises. Highly recommended!
Reviewed by Charles Ashbacher "(cashbacher@yahoo.com)", (Hiawatha, Iowa United States(cashbacher@yahoo.com))
ational mathematics e-mail newsletter, reprinted with permission.
Reviewed by Charles Ashbacher, (Hiawatha, Iowa United States(cashbacher@yahoo.com))
I would alter the title by dropping the word abstract, as the book could be considered a primer on the mathematics of an undergraduate major. I recently completed teaching a course in fundamentals of logic and arithmetic for elementary ed
Solve This: Math Activities for Students and Clubs
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Reviewed by Charles Ashbacher "(cashbacher@yahoo.com)", (Hiawatha, Iowa United States(cashbacher@yahoo.com))
hest recommendation and there is no doubt that if you use it, the students will respond often with the phrase, �cool problem.� It is the poster book for mathematics as a fun activity....
Reviewed by Robert Kaplan, (Cambridge, Ma United States)
This is a wonderful book for students and teachers alike. Sophisticated mathematics is made accessible to everyone. Written with humor, thoughtfulness and a real sense of where people have difficulties and how to get around them, Tanton p
Math Through the Ages: A Gentle History for Teachers and Others, Expanded Edition
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Reviewed by Charles Ashbacher "(cashbacher@yahoo.com)", (Hiawatha, Iowa United States(cashbacher@yahoo.com))
As students struggle through their mathematics lessons, it is sometimes helpful for them to understand that the creators of their torment often struggled as well. Furthermore, when we present the polished mathematics of calculus, linear a
Algebra With Pizzazz! Practice Exercises for First Year Algebra (Book A)
Reviewed by John Hancock, (Denver, Colorado)
These are THE best practical algebra exercises I have ever seen. The puzzles are fantastic and clever. It makes me want to work the algebra problems all over again! This really puts the fun into math, for those students who need some insp
This book helps you understand Algebra, but it annoys you because the riddles and stuff are sooooo cheesy......
Math Practice With Ridiculous Recipes
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Fun "non-eatable" recipes to help improve math skills.
The Kids' World Almanac of Amazing Facts About Numbers, Math, and Money
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rstanding money, and much more.
Reviewed by a reader
Do you think you know a lot about math? This book reveals the most obscure origins of everything mathematic. The chapter on measurement is a must-read. Fun for kids and hilariously entertaining for parents. Don't miss this one!
Math War: Addition and Subtraction
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Math War is an exciting way for children to learn simple addition and subtraction equations while having fun. Players take turns laying down cards and giving the answer to the problem on their card. The highest correct answer takes the tr
Math War: Multiplication
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Math war is an exciting way for children to learn their multiplication table while having fun. Players take turns laying down cards and giving the answer to the problem on their card.
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