Martin Gardner in the Twenty-First Century
Herausgeber: Henle, Michael; Hopkins, Brian
Martin Gardner in the Twenty-First Century
Herausgeber: Henle, Michael; Hopkins, Brian
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The legacy of Martin Gardner is celebrated in this broad collection of articles. Essential reading for all recreational mathematicians.
Mistakes in mathematical reasoning can range from outlandish blunders to deep and subtle oversights that evade even the most watchful eye. This book represents the second collection of such errors to be compiled by Edward Barbeau. Like Barbeau's previous book, material is drawn from a variety of sources including the work of students, textbooks, the media, and professional mathematicians.
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The legacy of Martin Gardner is celebrated in this broad collection of articles. Essential reading for all recreational mathematicians.
Mistakes in mathematical reasoning can range from outlandish blunders to deep and subtle oversights that evade even the most watchful eye. This book represents the second collection of such errors to be compiled by Edward Barbeau. Like Barbeau's previous book, material is drawn from a variety of sources including the work of students, textbooks, the media, and professional mathematicians.
Mistakes in mathematical reasoning can range from outlandish blunders to deep and subtle oversights that evade even the most watchful eye. This book represents the second collection of such errors to be compiled by Edward Barbeau. Like Barbeau's previous book, material is drawn from a variety of sources including the work of students, textbooks, the media, and professional mathematicians.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Mathematical Association of America (MAA)
- UK edition
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Oktober 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 253mm x 179mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 558g
- ISBN-13: 9780883859131
- ISBN-10: 0883859130
- Artikelnr.: 37666477
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Mathematical Association of America (MAA)
- UK edition
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Oktober 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 253mm x 179mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 558g
- ISBN-13: 9780883859131
- ISBN-10: 0883859130
- Artikelnr.: 37666477
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Preface
Part I. Geometry: 1. The asymmetric propeller Martin Gardner
2. The asymmetric propeller revisited Gillian Saenz, Christopher Jackson, and Ryan Crumley
3. Bracing regular polygons as we race into the future Greg W. Frederickson
4. A Platonic Sextet for Strings Karl Schaffer
5. Prince Rupert's rectangles Richard P. Jerrard and John E. Wetzel
Part II. Number Theory and Graph Theory: 6. Transcendentals and early birds Martin Gardner
7. Squaring, cubing, and cube rooting Arthur T. Benjamin
8. Carryless arithmetic mod 10 David Applegate, Marc LeBrun and N. J. A. Sloane
9. Mad tea party cyclic partitions Robert Bekes, Jean Pedersen and Bin Sha
10. The continuing saga of snarks Sarah-Marie Belcastro
11. The map-coloring game Tomasz Bartnicki, Jaroslaw Grytczuk, H. A. Kierstead and Xuding Zhu
Part III. Flexagons and Catalan Numbers: 12. It's okay to be square If you're a flexagon Ethan J. Berkove and Jeffrey P. Dumont
13. The V-flex, triangle orientation, and Catalan numbers in hexaflexagons Ionut E. Iacob, T. Bruce McLean and Hua Wang
14. From hexaflexagons to edge flexagons to point flexagons Les Pook
15. Flexagons lead to a Catalan number identity David Callan
16. Convergence of a Catalan series Thomas Koshy and Z. Gao
Part IV. Making Things Fit: 17. L-tromino tiling of mutilated chessboards Martin Gardner
18. Polyomino dissections Tiina Hohn and Andy Liu
19. Squaring the plane Frederick V. Henle and James M. Henle
20. Magic knight's tours John Beasley
21. Some new results on magic hexagrams Martin Gardner
22. Finding all solutions to the magic hexagram Alexander Karabegov and Jason Holland
23. Triangular numbers, Gaussian integers, and KenKen John J. Watkins
Part V. Further Puzzles and Games
24. Cups and downs Ian Stewart
25. 30 years of Bulgarian solitaire Brian Hopkins
26. Congo bongo Hsin-Po Wang
27. Sam Loyd's courier problem with Diophantus, Pythagoras, and Martin Gardner Owen O'Shea
28. Retrolife and the pawns neighbors Yossi Elran
29. RATWYT Aviezri Fraenkel
Part VI. Cards and Probability
30. Modeling mathematics with playing cards Martin Gardner
31. The probability an amazing card trick is dull Christopher N. Swanson
32. The Monty Hall problem, reconsidered Stephen Lucas, Jason Rosenhouse and Andrew Schepler
33. The secretary problem from the applicant's point of view Darren Glass
34. Lake Wobegon dice Jorge Moraleda and David G. Stork
35. Martin Gardner's mistake Tanya Khovanova
Part VII. Other Aspects of Martin Gardner: 36. Against the odds Martin Gardner
37. A modular miracle John Stillwell
38. The golden ratio-a contrary viewpoint Clement Falbo
39. Review of The Mysterious Mr. Ammann by Marjorie Senechal Philip Straffin
40. Review of PopCo by Scarlett Thomas Martin Gardner
41. Superstrings and Thelma Martin Gardner
Index
About the editors.
Part I. Geometry: 1. The asymmetric propeller Martin Gardner
2. The asymmetric propeller revisited Gillian Saenz, Christopher Jackson, and Ryan Crumley
3. Bracing regular polygons as we race into the future Greg W. Frederickson
4. A Platonic Sextet for Strings Karl Schaffer
5. Prince Rupert's rectangles Richard P. Jerrard and John E. Wetzel
Part II. Number Theory and Graph Theory: 6. Transcendentals and early birds Martin Gardner
7. Squaring, cubing, and cube rooting Arthur T. Benjamin
8. Carryless arithmetic mod 10 David Applegate, Marc LeBrun and N. J. A. Sloane
9. Mad tea party cyclic partitions Robert Bekes, Jean Pedersen and Bin Sha
10. The continuing saga of snarks Sarah-Marie Belcastro
11. The map-coloring game Tomasz Bartnicki, Jaroslaw Grytczuk, H. A. Kierstead and Xuding Zhu
Part III. Flexagons and Catalan Numbers: 12. It's okay to be square If you're a flexagon Ethan J. Berkove and Jeffrey P. Dumont
13. The V-flex, triangle orientation, and Catalan numbers in hexaflexagons Ionut E. Iacob, T. Bruce McLean and Hua Wang
14. From hexaflexagons to edge flexagons to point flexagons Les Pook
15. Flexagons lead to a Catalan number identity David Callan
16. Convergence of a Catalan series Thomas Koshy and Z. Gao
Part IV. Making Things Fit: 17. L-tromino tiling of mutilated chessboards Martin Gardner
18. Polyomino dissections Tiina Hohn and Andy Liu
19. Squaring the plane Frederick V. Henle and James M. Henle
20. Magic knight's tours John Beasley
21. Some new results on magic hexagrams Martin Gardner
22. Finding all solutions to the magic hexagram Alexander Karabegov and Jason Holland
23. Triangular numbers, Gaussian integers, and KenKen John J. Watkins
Part V. Further Puzzles and Games
24. Cups and downs Ian Stewart
25. 30 years of Bulgarian solitaire Brian Hopkins
26. Congo bongo Hsin-Po Wang
27. Sam Loyd's courier problem with Diophantus, Pythagoras, and Martin Gardner Owen O'Shea
28. Retrolife and the pawns neighbors Yossi Elran
29. RATWYT Aviezri Fraenkel
Part VI. Cards and Probability
30. Modeling mathematics with playing cards Martin Gardner
31. The probability an amazing card trick is dull Christopher N. Swanson
32. The Monty Hall problem, reconsidered Stephen Lucas, Jason Rosenhouse and Andrew Schepler
33. The secretary problem from the applicant's point of view Darren Glass
34. Lake Wobegon dice Jorge Moraleda and David G. Stork
35. Martin Gardner's mistake Tanya Khovanova
Part VII. Other Aspects of Martin Gardner: 36. Against the odds Martin Gardner
37. A modular miracle John Stillwell
38. The golden ratio-a contrary viewpoint Clement Falbo
39. Review of The Mysterious Mr. Ammann by Marjorie Senechal Philip Straffin
40. Review of PopCo by Scarlett Thomas Martin Gardner
41. Superstrings and Thelma Martin Gardner
Index
About the editors.
Preface
Part I. Geometry: 1. The asymmetric propeller Martin Gardner
2. The asymmetric propeller revisited Gillian Saenz, Christopher Jackson, and Ryan Crumley
3. Bracing regular polygons as we race into the future Greg W. Frederickson
4. A Platonic Sextet for Strings Karl Schaffer
5. Prince Rupert's rectangles Richard P. Jerrard and John E. Wetzel
Part II. Number Theory and Graph Theory: 6. Transcendentals and early birds Martin Gardner
7. Squaring, cubing, and cube rooting Arthur T. Benjamin
8. Carryless arithmetic mod 10 David Applegate, Marc LeBrun and N. J. A. Sloane
9. Mad tea party cyclic partitions Robert Bekes, Jean Pedersen and Bin Sha
10. The continuing saga of snarks Sarah-Marie Belcastro
11. The map-coloring game Tomasz Bartnicki, Jaroslaw Grytczuk, H. A. Kierstead and Xuding Zhu
Part III. Flexagons and Catalan Numbers: 12. It's okay to be square If you're a flexagon Ethan J. Berkove and Jeffrey P. Dumont
13. The V-flex, triangle orientation, and Catalan numbers in hexaflexagons Ionut E. Iacob, T. Bruce McLean and Hua Wang
14. From hexaflexagons to edge flexagons to point flexagons Les Pook
15. Flexagons lead to a Catalan number identity David Callan
16. Convergence of a Catalan series Thomas Koshy and Z. Gao
Part IV. Making Things Fit: 17. L-tromino tiling of mutilated chessboards Martin Gardner
18. Polyomino dissections Tiina Hohn and Andy Liu
19. Squaring the plane Frederick V. Henle and James M. Henle
20. Magic knight's tours John Beasley
21. Some new results on magic hexagrams Martin Gardner
22. Finding all solutions to the magic hexagram Alexander Karabegov and Jason Holland
23. Triangular numbers, Gaussian integers, and KenKen John J. Watkins
Part V. Further Puzzles and Games
24. Cups and downs Ian Stewart
25. 30 years of Bulgarian solitaire Brian Hopkins
26. Congo bongo Hsin-Po Wang
27. Sam Loyd's courier problem with Diophantus, Pythagoras, and Martin Gardner Owen O'Shea
28. Retrolife and the pawns neighbors Yossi Elran
29. RATWYT Aviezri Fraenkel
Part VI. Cards and Probability
30. Modeling mathematics with playing cards Martin Gardner
31. The probability an amazing card trick is dull Christopher N. Swanson
32. The Monty Hall problem, reconsidered Stephen Lucas, Jason Rosenhouse and Andrew Schepler
33. The secretary problem from the applicant's point of view Darren Glass
34. Lake Wobegon dice Jorge Moraleda and David G. Stork
35. Martin Gardner's mistake Tanya Khovanova
Part VII. Other Aspects of Martin Gardner: 36. Against the odds Martin Gardner
37. A modular miracle John Stillwell
38. The golden ratio-a contrary viewpoint Clement Falbo
39. Review of The Mysterious Mr. Ammann by Marjorie Senechal Philip Straffin
40. Review of PopCo by Scarlett Thomas Martin Gardner
41. Superstrings and Thelma Martin Gardner
Index
About the editors.
Part I. Geometry: 1. The asymmetric propeller Martin Gardner
2. The asymmetric propeller revisited Gillian Saenz, Christopher Jackson, and Ryan Crumley
3. Bracing regular polygons as we race into the future Greg W. Frederickson
4. A Platonic Sextet for Strings Karl Schaffer
5. Prince Rupert's rectangles Richard P. Jerrard and John E. Wetzel
Part II. Number Theory and Graph Theory: 6. Transcendentals and early birds Martin Gardner
7. Squaring, cubing, and cube rooting Arthur T. Benjamin
8. Carryless arithmetic mod 10 David Applegate, Marc LeBrun and N. J. A. Sloane
9. Mad tea party cyclic partitions Robert Bekes, Jean Pedersen and Bin Sha
10. The continuing saga of snarks Sarah-Marie Belcastro
11. The map-coloring game Tomasz Bartnicki, Jaroslaw Grytczuk, H. A. Kierstead and Xuding Zhu
Part III. Flexagons and Catalan Numbers: 12. It's okay to be square If you're a flexagon Ethan J. Berkove and Jeffrey P. Dumont
13. The V-flex, triangle orientation, and Catalan numbers in hexaflexagons Ionut E. Iacob, T. Bruce McLean and Hua Wang
14. From hexaflexagons to edge flexagons to point flexagons Les Pook
15. Flexagons lead to a Catalan number identity David Callan
16. Convergence of a Catalan series Thomas Koshy and Z. Gao
Part IV. Making Things Fit: 17. L-tromino tiling of mutilated chessboards Martin Gardner
18. Polyomino dissections Tiina Hohn and Andy Liu
19. Squaring the plane Frederick V. Henle and James M. Henle
20. Magic knight's tours John Beasley
21. Some new results on magic hexagrams Martin Gardner
22. Finding all solutions to the magic hexagram Alexander Karabegov and Jason Holland
23. Triangular numbers, Gaussian integers, and KenKen John J. Watkins
Part V. Further Puzzles and Games
24. Cups and downs Ian Stewart
25. 30 years of Bulgarian solitaire Brian Hopkins
26. Congo bongo Hsin-Po Wang
27. Sam Loyd's courier problem with Diophantus, Pythagoras, and Martin Gardner Owen O'Shea
28. Retrolife and the pawns neighbors Yossi Elran
29. RATWYT Aviezri Fraenkel
Part VI. Cards and Probability
30. Modeling mathematics with playing cards Martin Gardner
31. The probability an amazing card trick is dull Christopher N. Swanson
32. The Monty Hall problem, reconsidered Stephen Lucas, Jason Rosenhouse and Andrew Schepler
33. The secretary problem from the applicant's point of view Darren Glass
34. Lake Wobegon dice Jorge Moraleda and David G. Stork
35. Martin Gardner's mistake Tanya Khovanova
Part VII. Other Aspects of Martin Gardner: 36. Against the odds Martin Gardner
37. A modular miracle John Stillwell
38. The golden ratio-a contrary viewpoint Clement Falbo
39. Review of The Mysterious Mr. Ammann by Marjorie Senechal Philip Straffin
40. Review of PopCo by Scarlett Thomas Martin Gardner
41. Superstrings and Thelma Martin Gardner
Index
About the editors.