Robert Geretschlager

ENGAGING YOUNG STUDENT MATH (V1)

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

The two volumes of Engaging Young Students in Mathematics through Competitions present a wide scope of aspects relating to mathematics competitions and their meaning in the world of mathematical research, teaching and entertainment. Volume I contains a wide variety of fascinating mathematical problems of the type often presented at mathematics competitions as well as papers by an international group of authors involved in problem development, in which we can get a sense of how such problems are created in various specialized areas of competition mathematics as well as recreational mathematics. It will be of special interest to anyone interested in solving original mathematics problems themselves for enjoyment to improve their skills. It will also be of special interest to anyone involved in the area of problem development for competitions, or just for recreational purposes. The various chapters were written by the participants of the 8th Congress of the World Federation of National Mathematics Competitions in Austria in 2018.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: World Scientific
• Seitenzahl: 194
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. November 2019
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 11mm
• Gewicht: 290g
• ISBN-13: 9789811207235
• ISBN-10: 9811207232
• Artikelnr.: 56729853

Inhaltsangabe

Foreword; About the Editor; About the Contributors; List of Abbreviations; Aspects of the Creation Process: Developing Competition Problems: Creating High-Level Problems for International Competitions (Nairi Sedrakyan and Hayk Sedrakyan); Homothety: Enlarging or Shrinking of Figures May Help (Kiril Bankov); Some Remarks on the Principle of Mathematical Induction (Krzysztof Ciesielski); Folding Polygons and Knots (Meike Akveld and Robert Geretschl
ger); How to Find Infinitely Many Integers Which Fulfill ... (Valentin Fuchs, Erich Fuchs, and Bettina Kreuzer); It Is (Not) as Easy as It Seems: The Role of Distractors in Specific Tasks in the Mathematical Kangaroo (Evita Lerchenberger and Lukas Donner); Competition Mathematics and Mathematical Research: Mathematics, Its History, and Mathematical Olympiads: A Golden Braid (Alexander Soifer); Mathematical Olympiad Problems and Coding Theory: Development and Proof of a Critical Hypothesis (Navid Safaei); Scientific and World Affairs in the Soifer Mathematical Olympiad (Alexander Soifer); Regional Specialties: A Mass Math Circle During the COVID-19 Pandemic: New Educational and Technological Approaches (Sergey Dorichenko and Sergey Shashkov); A Few Notes on the Bulgarian National Competition "Discovery of Young Talents" (Iliana Tsvetkova); The History and Methodology of K
MaL Competitions (Rita K
s); The Impact of Technology: Technological Applications in Mathematics Competitions: Status Quo, Perspectives, and Challenges (Lukas Donner); The Information System of the "Tournament of Towns": An Electronic System for Processing and Marking Papers (Evgeny V Khinko); Designing and Implementing the World's First Interactive Online Math Contest: A Roadmap for Navigating the New Normal (Tim Sanders); Lessons Learned from N
boj Online Competitions: Technical Requirements and Problem Selection (Bettina Kreuzer, Erich Fuchs, Alexander Sl
vik, and David Hrüka); Mathematical Creativity in the Age of AI: A Platform Approach (Yahya Tabesh and Amir Zarkesh); Index;