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"The Notion Of Mathematical Proof: Key Rules And Considerations" is an edited book consisting of 16 contemporaneous open-access articles that aim to cover the different aspects of learning and teaching mathematical proof. The first part of this book aims at summing up factors that influence the cognitive development required to successfully understand and solve mathematical proofs. The second part of the book aims to overview implementations of learning methods for constructing and evaluating the validity of mathematical proof, as well as to provide strategies for overcoming possible…mehr

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"The Notion Of Mathematical Proof: Key Rules And Considerations" is an edited book consisting of 16 contemporaneous open-access articles that aim to cover the different aspects of learning and teaching mathematical proof. The first part of this book aims at summing up factors that influence the cognitive development required to successfully understand and solve mathematical proofs. The second part of the book aims to overview implementations of learning methods for constructing and evaluating the validity of mathematical proof, as well as to provide strategies for overcoming possible difficulties in mathematical proof processing. It also includes other studies related to mathematical proof and a motion-based program for improving mathematical reasoning through action. This book is intended to reach out to an academic audience ranging from undergraduate students to junior researchers.
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Autorenporträt
Olga Moreira is a Ph.D. and M.Sc. in Astrophysics and B.Sc. in Physics/Applied Mathematics (Astronomy). She is an experienced technical writer and data analyst. As a graduate student, she held two research grants to carry out her work in Astrophysics at two of the most renowned European institutions in the fields of Astrophysics and Space Science (the European Space Agency, and the European Southern Observatory). She is currently an independent scientist, peer-reviewer and editor. Her research interest is solar physics, machine learning and artificial neural networks.