I have created a profile on SlideShare in order to more easily share my future presentations with interested parties. Below is the first presentation I have uploaded to the site – my Master of Science thesis defense presentation. I know that many of my friends and colleagues were unable to attend my defense of my [...]
Posts Tagged ‘mathematics’
Dynamic Geometry Sketch of the Orthocenter Triangle Center
Earlier in the year I went through some of my files from my undergraduate mathematics career. Among the things I found were dynamic geometry files created using the interactive geometry software Cinderella. I created constructions of about 26 different triangle centers based on triangle centers found in Clark Kimberling’s Encyclopedia of Triangle Centers. The goal [...]
Favourite Math Theorems: The Fundamental Theorem of Galois Theory
I spent many years as a full-time student of mathematics. One of my favourite theorems from my days as an undergraduate was the following from the field of abstract algebra: The Fundamental Theorem of Galois Theory If is a finite separable normal field extension of degree with Galois group . Then there is a bijection [...]
What’s Purple and Commutes? A Collection of Math Jokes
When I was younger and avidly pursuing mathematical studies, I started compiling a collection of mathematics jokes. (Yes… I was that much of a math geek ) I stopped working on this collection after completing my undergraduate studies in mathematics. Recently, while combing through my archives, I came across the manuscript for the math joke [...]
First Math T-Shirt Design Available from WEARMATH.COM
In collaboration with a mathematician friend of mine, I’ve created a new site called WEARMATH.COM. Our aim is to make available cool, sophisticated, and meaningful math t-shits and other apparel — designs created by mathematicians for mathematicians. Today we launched our first design: “Support the Axiom of Choice”. You can get your own shirt today [...]
