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Change Bell Ringing And Mathematics: A High School Student Excursion Into Graph Theory And Group Theory, Kristi Carlson
Change Bell Ringing And Mathematics: A High School Student Excursion Into Graph Theory And Group Theory, Kristi Carlson
Honors Theses
This unit was created as a way to introduce higher level mathematics concepts to advanced high school students. All five of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Process Standards are found in this unit. For most of the unit, students work within small groups
On The Nature Of Connectivity Types, Miao Xu
Dynamical Systems And The Logistic And Tent Maps, Kathleen Larkin Spires
Dynamical Systems And The Logistic And Tent Maps, Kathleen Larkin Spires
Honors Theses
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Relative Difference Sets In 2-Groups : A Group Cohomological Viewpoint, Brian Wyman
Relative Difference Sets In 2-Groups : A Group Cohomological Viewpoint, Brian Wyman
Honors Theses
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Ecological Niching In An Interactive Simulation, Ryan T. Webb
Ecological Niching In An Interactive Simulation, Ryan T. Webb
Honors Theses
Our goal is to create a simulation platform for the study of ecological niching that can be extended to suit the needs of biological research. Ecological niching and the accompanying evolutionary process of speciation are difficult to observe in situ, which makes them prime candidates for study via the methods of computer simulation. To this end, we have created an interactive, real-time ecosystem simulation based on the standard predator/prey interaction model, in which interacting populations of organisms exhibit swarming behavior. We hope to provide the basic simulation components necessary to bring about niching and speciation, that may be extended for …
Two Views Of The Projective Plane, Rebecca J. Thomas
Two Views Of The Projective Plane, Rebecca J. Thomas
Honors Theses
The projective plane is a mathematical object which can be defined in two ways. In the following paper, I will explain the two definitions and show how they are equivalent by establishing a homeomorphism between the two objects.