:
Where are the Zeros?
by Ned Wolf, Keene State College.SPRING 1993
The Spring Meeting of the Northeastern Section was held on June 11-12, 1993 at UMass-Dartmouth. There were approximately 130 registrants.
Invited Papers
The Dynamics of the Complex Exponential Function-Pictures and Proofs by Marilyn Durkin, Bentley College.
Can We See the Mandelbrot Set? by John Ewing, Indiana University and Editor of the American Mathematical Monthly.
Coxeter Groups and Their Supergroups by Norman W. Johnson, Wheaton College.
Symmetrical Combinations of 3 or 4 Hollow Triangles by H. S. M. Coxeter, University of Toronto.
The Shape of Space by Jeffrey R. Weeks, University of Minnesota.
Interactive Electronics Books for the Calculus of Surfaces by Thomas F. Banchoff, Brown University.
Workshops
An Invitation to Explore Calculus with TEMATH by Bob Kowalczyk and Adam Hausknecht, UMass-Dartmouth.
What's New For Matlab by Cleve Moler, The MathWorks.
Student Chapter Presentation
From Caesar Ciphers to Public-Key Cryptosystems by Dennis M. Luciano, Western New England College.
Contributed Papers Session
Calculus Reform: What About the Proofs? by Robert Gray, Computervision Corporation.
Interactive Growth Models and Liberal Arts by Richard Watnick, UConn-Stamford.
The Taylor
Polynomials for
:
Where are the Zeros?
by Ned Wolf, Keene State College.
Participating in George Lenchner's Invention: MOES by Ken Preskenis, Framingham State College.
A Library Research Project for a Mathematical Statistics Course by Anne D. Sevin, Framingham State College.
Problem Solving with Future Elementary Teachers by Erica Dakin Voolich, Wheelock College.
Student Papers Session
Clouds of Points by David Anderson, Western Connecticut State College.
Domain Representability Theory in Toposes by Maria Gargova, Clark University.
An Algorithm for Elliptical Clustering of Like-Sign Pions by Alexey Koloydenko, Vermont College of Norwich University .
The Natural Behavior of the Quadratic Function by Qi Wang, Colby College.
Equivalence Moves Which Preserve the Toroidally Alternating Quality of Toroidal Projections of Knots by Kathryn Ann Kollett, Williams College.