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Mailing Address: | Department of Mathematics |
University of North Texas | |
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University of North Texas | |
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Click here to see my citations according to Google Scholar.
Look me up
in the Mathematics Genealogy Project.
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Click here for a brief introduction to the computer algebra system Maple |
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Click here to generate some "fractal" graphics associated with Newton's method. |
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Beautiful Numbers, by John R. Swallow [American Scholar 64 (1995)]: A delightful essay written by a graduate school colleague of mine about his transformation from a first-year graduate student to a successful mathematician and scholar. I recommend this essay to new graduate students struggling with deciding what to study, who to choose as an advisor, and finding one's personal mathematical aesthetic. |
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Ludic Proof: Greek Mathematics and the Alexandrian Aesthetic, by Reviel Netz [Cambridge, 2009]: A book I am looking forward to reading about the literary qualities of mathematics and commonalities between writing mathematics (which I mostly understand) and writing poetry (which I mostly don't understand, but admire nonetheless). |