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Oman, Greg – College Mathematics Journal, 2009
We give an irredundant axiomatization of the complete ordered field of real numbers. In particular, we show that all the field axioms for multiplication with the exception of the distributive property may be deduced as "theorems" in our system. We also provide a complete proof that the axioms we have chosen are independent.
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Numbers, College Mathematics, Validity
Boman, Eugene – College Mathematics Journal, 2009
We state and prove the methods of False Position (Regula Falsa) and Double False Position (Regula Duorum Falsorum). The history of both is traced from ancient Egypt and China through the work of Fibonacci, ending with a connection between Double False Position and Cramer's Rule.
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Numbers, Mathematics Instruction, College Mathematics
Francis, Stephanie – Mathematics Teaching, 2009
This article describes how the author carries out an investigation into the geometry of the three possible curvatures of the universe. The author begins the investigation by looking on the web and in books. She found that the general consensus was that there were three different possible curvatures of the universe, namely: (1) flat; (2) positive;…
Descriptors: Investigations, Geometry, Internet, Mathematics Instruction
Sezin, Fatin – Australian Mathematics Teacher, 2009
It is instructive and interesting to find hidden numbers by using different positional numeration systems. Most of the present guessing techniques use the binary system expressed as less-than, greater-than or present-absent type information. This article describes how, by employing four cards having integers 1-64 written in different colours, one…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Mathematical Concepts, Numbers, Manipulative Materials
Brousseau, Guy; Brousseau, Nadine; Warfield, Virginia – Journal of Mathematical Behavior, 2009
In the late seventies, Guy Brousseau set himself the goal of verifying experimentally a theory he had been building up for a number of years. The theory, consistent with what was later named (nonradical) constructivism, was that children, in suitable carefully arranged circumstances, can build their own knowledge of mathematics. The experiment,…
Descriptors: Constructivism (Learning), Arithmetic, Problem Solving, Mathematical Concepts
Simoson, Andrew J. – PRIMUS, 2009
This article presents a fun activity of generating a double-minded fractal image for a linear algebra class once the idea of rotation and scaling matrices are introduced. In particular the fractal flip-flops between two words, depending on the level at which the image is viewed. (Contains 5 figures.)
Descriptors: Geometric Concepts, Matrices, Mathematics Instruction, Mathematical Concepts
Van Hecke, Tanja – PRIMUS, 2009
When one looks around in everyday life, one sees mathematics everywhere: i.e., when making the right decisions whether to rent or buy a bicycle depending on the circumstances. Mathematics can determine (in case of renting a bicycle) the maximum rental cost to ensure that you will be able to pay the rental cost every month. The period you need the…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Relevance (Education), Purchasing, Algebra
Vergnaud, Gerard – Human Development, 2009
The theory of conceptual fields is a developmental theory. It has two aims: (1) to describe and analyse the progressive complexity, on a long- and medium-term basis, of the mathematical competences that students develop inside and outside school, and (2) to establish better connections between the operational form of knowledge, which consists in…
Descriptors: Individual Development, Epistemology, Mathematical Concepts, Concept Formation
Harding, Ansie; Engelbrecht, Johann – International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, 2009
Visualizing complex roots of a quadratic equation has been a quest since the inception of the Argand plane in the 1800s. Many algebraic and numerical methods exist for calculating complex roots of an equation, but few visual methods exist. Following on from papers by Harding and Engelbrecht (A. Harding and J. Engelbrecht, "Sibling curves and…
Descriptors: Mathematics Activities, Mathematics Instruction, Equations (Mathematics), Problem Solving
Radhakrishnan, R.; Choudhury, Askar – International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology, 2009
Computing the mean and covariance matrix of some multivariate distributions, in particular, multivariate normal distribution and Wishart distribution are considered in this article. It involves a matrix transformation of the normal random vector into a random vector whose components are independent normal random variables, and then integrating…
Descriptors: Computers, Multivariate Analysis, Matrices, Mathematics Instruction
Barwell, Richard – Educational Studies in Mathematics, 2009
Research in mathematics education is a discursive process: It entails the analysis and production of texts, whether in the analysis of what learners say, the use of transcripts, or the publication of research reports. Much research in mathematics education is concerned with various aspects of mathematical thinking, including mathematical knowing,…
Descriptors: Research Papers (Students), Mathematics Education, Researchers, Research Reports
Montiel, Mariana; Wilhelmi, Miguel R.; Vidakovic, Draga; Elstak, Iwan – Educational Studies in Mathematics, 2009
The main objective of this paper is to apply the onto-semiotic approach to analyze the mathematical concept of different coordinate systems, as well as some situations and university students' actions related to these coordinate systems. The identification of objects that emerge from the mathematical activity and a first intent to describe an…
Descriptors: Mathematical Concepts, Calculus, Semiotics, Multivariate Analysis
Emmons, Caleb; Krebs, Mike; Shaheen, Anthony – College Mathematics Journal, 2009
A number derivative is a numerical mapping that satisfies the product rule. In this paper, we determine all number derivatives on the set of integers modulo n. We also give a list of undergraduate research projects to pursue using these maps as a starting point.
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Student Research, College Students, College Mathematics
Fletcher, Michael – Australian Senior Mathematics Journal, 2009
In this article, the author describes the format of the Con Test, an Australian television game show which followed the same general rules and game play as the UK show PokerFace. At the end of each round a contestant needs to decide whether or not he or she should fold. A contestant needs to know how likely it is that he or she is in last place.…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Teaching Methods, Probability, Mathematical Concepts
Kidd, Margaret; Pagni, David – Australian Senior Mathematics Journal, 2009
Making connections between various representations is important in mathematics. In this article, the authors discuss the numeric, algebraic, and graphical representations of sums of absolute values of linear functions. The initial explanations are accessible to all students who have experience graphing and who understand that absolute value simply…
Descriptors: Mathematics Instruction, Mathematical Concepts, Algebra, Secondary School Mathematics

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