well-selected letters well-positioned

March 3, 2013 in Carnival, Links

math carny #96 at MMW.

MT@P… @PW/M

June 17, 2012 in Carnival

math teachers at play #51, at sue v’s (whose _playing_with_math_ is coming soon to a book-distribution system near you).

trombones in the big parade

April 12, 2011 in Carnival

carnival of math #76.

or, sometimes, randomly staying put

February 11, 2011 in Carnival

carnival of mathematics #74.

smallest repunit prime base 8

January 9, 2011 in Carnival

73rd carnival of maths at walking randomly.

gas station without pumps on high school computer science.

Denise Does Her Homework

March 19, 2010 in Carnival

Math Teachers at Play #24. Lots of stuff here!

Walking Randomly about math carnivals.

Kiss Joy As It Flies

February 5, 2009 in Carnival, Links

Here’s “On2: transfinite number hacking”. Lieven le Bruyn’s NEVERENDINGBOOKS isn’t really a blog at all… and in some earlier version, I’d failed to “get it”. My bad. This is some amazing stuff: advanced mathematics in very readable style. “Mumford’s Treasure Map” is a mini-masterpiece.
The fact that I never even thought to go look at last Friday’s Carnival (at Concrete Nonsense) is some kind of testimony to my recent preoccupation with my new computer.
Pat Ballew has been blogging about synthetic division (SD). This is a terrific find for me right now (even though I’ve recently scorned SD in my 148 class).

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Hail To The Chief

January 20, 2009 in Carnival

Jonathan put up Carnival #47 over the weekend as advertised. And today I finally found #46, which I had somehow missed. Next up: Concrete Nonsense.

Will This Be On The Test?

January 16, 2009 in Carnival, Links

An announcement for a math contest at Math Notations.
Jonathan sez he’ll have a Carnival at his blog later today. And he’s pretty reliable.
Eric Peterson came back from a long hiatus and posted some Final Exams last month. But I missed it till now.
J.D. Fisher on the Faffufnik-Chaim Yankel Effect.
The graph transformations page of Paul’s Online Math Notes.

They Moved My Bowl

December 5, 2008 in Carnival, Links

The 45th Carnival of Mathematics, at Teaching College Math Technology Blog.
“Is the Sky Still Falling?” (PDF): D. Bressoud on the health of undergraduate mathematics.