Martin Flashman
Recent (and not so Recent)
Stuff
- "What Place Does Philosophy Have in Teaching Mathematics?" Preliminary report. (.ppt file) MAA Jan. 6, 2007
- "Real Numbers: Models and The Proof of The Continuum Hypothesis " (.ppt file) Math Dept. Colloquium, CSU Sacramento, November 9, 2006.
- "Math and Music" (.ppt file) Presentation at MESA,Cabrillo College, Sept. 14, 2006.
- "Life on a Torus:Some of the Mathematics from the World of Pacman", CSUMB Colloquium, Sept. 15, 2006
- "Mathematics, Music, and the Guitar" (.ppt file).", Occidental College Colloquium, April 21, 2006.
- "Dynamic Visualization of Calculus I-III " CSU Dominguez Hills Mathematics Colloquium, March 1, 2006
- "Visualizing
Partial Derivatives without Graphs." MAA Jan. 14, 2006 (Power point)
- "The
Square Root of 2, Pi, and the King of France: Ontological and
Epistemological Issues Encountered(and Ignored) in Introductory
Mathematics Courses.." MAA Jan. 12, 2006 (Power point)
- "The Incredible Number 7 " Occidental College Colloquium
(Power Point Presentation) Sept. 16,
2005
- "Winplot
-Freeware for Pre-calculus through Calculus III and Differential
Equations" CMC3 Dec. 3, 2004
- "Estimating Integrals Using Polynomials:A Tale of Two Problems (and a little history
as well)
Eureka High School, May 27,2004
- Winplot 2 Hour Workshop at AMATYC
Conference, Salt Lake City,
Nov. 15, 2003
- "Winplot
-Freeware for Pre-calculus through Calculus III and Differential
Equations"
ICTCM Nov. 2, 2002
-
"Using
Probability to Understand Calculus ", MAA Jan. 7, 2002
- "The
Continuum Hypothesis: A Look at the History of the Real
Numbers
in The Second Millennium. ", MAA Jan. 7, 2002
- Technology
and the History of Mathematics ICTCM 12 Nov. 6,
1999
- Dynamic Visualization of PreCalculus and Calculus Concepts
with Geometer's
Sketchpad (AMATYC
Workshop). Nov. 5, 1998
- "Dynamic
Visualization of Calculus I-III with The Geometers' Sketchpad"
Mathfest
'98.
-
UMAP Editorial (1990) 11 : 93-96.
A
Sensible Calculus.
- "Differential
Equations:
A Motivating Theme for Sensible Calculus." An unpublished paper
related to one theme of the Sensible Calculus.
I welcome your comments on it.
- HSU Math Dept. Colloquia:
- "Models,
Numbers, and Measure Theory: The Independence of The Continuum
Hypothesis. In memory of my mentor, Jean van Heijenoort",(.ppt
file) Sept. 2, 2004
- "The Door Swings Both Ways:: Making Calculus Sensible with Economics or
Economics Sensible with Calculus", December
11, 2003
- "Mathematics
Beyond Good and Evil: Duality in Geometry, Algebra, and Calculus!"
Thursday, November 21, 2002
-
"What
Is Topology and Why Is It Useful?" Thursday, March 7,
2002
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" The Possible and the Impossible: Some examples of the use
of models
and their consequences" Dec. 6, 2001
-
"The
Continuum Hypothesis: A Look at the 20th Century History of the Real
Numbers
from Cantor to Cohen/Scott/Solovay" Sept. 14, 2000
-
"Life
on a Torus: Some of the Mathematics from the World of Pacman" Sept.
30, 1999
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"The
History of Logarithms: A glimpse of some highlights." Feb. 4,
1999.
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"Mathematical
Encounters with the Number 7." Sept. 10, 1998.
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"Solving
Calculus Problems without Calculus." April 2, 1998
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"Dynamic
Visualization of Calculus." September 18, 1997
Please send suggestions and comments to Martin
Flashman
E-Mail:
flashman@axe.humboldt.edu
Most recent update:11-26-03
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