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What They Didn’T Tell Me About Calculus And The Computer, Melvin Henriksen
What They Didn’T Tell Me About Calculus And The Computer, Melvin Henriksen
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My first attempt at using computers as an aid to teaching calculus began in 1966 and culminated with the publication in 1971 of Single Variahle Calculus, written jointly with Milton Lees. Everyone used a mainframe and punched cards and few knew how to program. Computer use was limited to supplementary exercises that could be done today with a hand-held programmable calculator. A constructive sequential approach to limits and elementary numerical analysis were emphasized. The absence of programming displeased computer scientists, but it was too avant garde for all but a tiny minority of teachers of calculus. Attempts by others …
Another Way Of Counting Nᴺ, Arthur T. Benjamin, Fritz Juhnke
Another Way Of Counting Nᴺ, Arthur T. Benjamin, Fritz Juhnke
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An original combinatorial proof of a combinatorial identity is presented.
Optimization In Chemical Kinetics, Arthur T. Benjamin, Gordon J. Hogenson '92
Optimization In Chemical Kinetics, Arthur T. Benjamin, Gordon J. Hogenson '92
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