Mathematical Connections

Series II (2002-present)

Series II, Number 3 (2005)--in progress

• THE BIRTH OF DECIMAL FRACTIONS
  Mohammad Moazzam

Series II, Number 2 (2003)

• FRIDAY THE 13TH AND THE MATHEMATICS OF THE GREGORIAN CALENDAR
  Richard W. Beveridge
• SUNDIALS AND THEIR SHADY PAST
  Elliott Ostler
• COUNTING ON YOUR BODY IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA
  James Rauff

Series II, Number 1 (2002)           

• ZENO'S PARADOX OF PLURALITY AND PROOF BY CONTRADICTION
  Steven Campbell
• TEACHING THE GOLDEN RATIO
  Larry Copes
• MATHEMATICS AND RELIGION: AN AUGUSTINIAN SYNTHESIS
  Keith Luoma
• A COMPARISON OF REACTIONS TO G.H. HARDY'S A MATHEMATICIANS APOLOGY
  Steve Whittle
  

Series I (1992-1998): Under Construction

Series I, Volume 6 (1998)

• TOWARD THE UNIFICATION OF MATHEMATICS: THE EVOLUTION OF TOPOLOGY IN ITS TWENTIETH-CENTURY CULTURAL CONTEXT
  Amy Ackerberg-Hastings
• THE PARADOXES OF SET THEORY
  Phillip E. Johnson
• A CONSIDERATION OF GEORGE BERKELEY'S PHILOSOPHY OF ARITHMETIC
  Thomas Norton-Smith

Series I, Volume 5 (1997)

• THE IMPORTANCE OF HISTORY IN MATHEMATICS TEACHING
  Mary Garner
• HISTORICAL ESSAYS IN CALCULUS AND PRECALCULUS: TEACHING MATHEMATICS THROUGH HISTORY
  Mary Garner
• THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY ORIGINS OF SET THEORY
  Phillip E. Johnson

Series I, Volume 4 (1996)

• HISTORY OF ALGEBRAIC SYMBOLISM
  John Gregory Bell
• USING NEURAL NETWORKS TO STUDY AND PREDICT HISTORICAL STRUCTURE
  Patricia B. Cerrito
• A SMALL DIG IN THE ARCHEOLOGY OF MATHEMATICS
  James V. Rauff
• CHAOS THEORY AND THE EINSTEIN-BOHR DEBATE
  Richard Alan Schwartz
• THE AXIOMATIZATION OF VIRGIL, PLATO & CHRIST
  Don Thompson

Series I, Volume 3, Number 2 (1995)

• PATTERN RECOGNITION IN HISTORY
  George R. Barnes, Patricia B. Cerrito, Inessa Levi
• IN PURSUIT OF THE PURELY VERBAL
  Thom Harrison
• ARCHIMEDES AND PI
  Kumara Jayasuriya
• HOW DO I COUNT THEE. . .I LOVE THE MANY WAYS!
  Elliott Ostler
  

Series I, Volume 3, Number 1 (1994)

• THE LANGUAGE OF MATHEMATICS IN LITERATURE: A PERSISTENT PRESENCE
  Alma Bennett
• A GEOMETRIC MODEL OF THE CHRISTIAN TRINITY
  Richard F. Melka
• DESIGNING WITH A MATHEMATICAL VOCABULARY: VERROCCHIO'S TOMBSLAB FOR COSIMO DE' MEDICI
  Kim Williams

Series I, Volume 2, Number 2 (1994)

• MATHEMATICAL DUALITY IN LITERATURE
  Robert Balman and Morgan Stapleton
• MATHEMATICAL KNOWLEDGE: KNOWING THAT AND KNOWING HOW
  Thomas Norton-Smith
• LOGIC, CAUSATION, AND LITERARY PLOTS
  Richard Schwartz

Series I, Volume 2, Number 1 (1993)

• THE MATHEMATICAL MARK TWAIN
  Stuart Anderson
• THE USE OF ASSUMPTIONS IN DEVELOPING MODELS
  Patricia B. Cerrito
• MATHEMATICAL APPLICATIONS IN THE ANALYSIS OF MUSICAL TIMBRE
  Gregory Danner
• GEOMETRY, INSIGHT AND IGNORANCE IN PLATO'S MENO
  Bernard D. Freydberg
• THE SEARCH FOR THE PERFECT LETTER
  Frank Swetz

Series I, Volume 1, Number 2 (1993)

• A BIT OF HISTORY--THE ORIGIN OF THE WORD "ALGEBRA"
  Karen Dee Michalowicz
• ALGEBRAIC STRUCTURES IN WALBIRI ICONOGRAPHY
  James V. Rauff
• MATHEMATICS AND CULTURE: A REVIEW OF ETHNOMATHEMATICS, BY MARCIA ASCHER
  Arlo W. Schurle
• AN INTEGRATED LOOK AT THE MODERNIST VISION
  Richard A. Schwartz

Series I, Volume 1, Number 1 (1992)

• NUMERICAL MUSIC IN SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS
  Robert Balman
• CURRICULAR CONNECTIONS
  Larry Copes
• SEVERAL KINDS OF NONSENSE AND THE LANGUAGE OF THE CURVATURE OF SPACE
  Thom Harrison
• SPEED-AT-AN-INSTANT: ZENO'S PARADOX AND BALLA'S FLIGHT OF THE SWIFTS
  Rhonda Justice-Malloy
• HOW TO USE HISTORICAL TOPICS IN YOUR MATHEMATICS COURSE
  Karen Dee Michalowicz