Mathematics In Europe - How to write mathematical English Details Category: Mathematics in foreign languages Common Errors to Avoid in Writing Mathematical English (by David Kramer) I. Mathematical English Is English ProseThe most important error to avoid in writing mathematics in any language is to forget that mathematical writing is a highly specialized form of communication that requires above all accuracy and clarity. Publication Information The Cornell University Library Historical Math Monographs collection comprises selected monographs with expired copyrights chosen from the mathematics field. The majority of these monographs were physically brittle, decaying, and in need of rescue. They were digitally scanned, and facsimile editions were created on acid-free paper.
Common Math Symbols in HTML, XML, TeX, and Unicode HTML provides a mnemonic form for 252 of the most common symbols. (See a full list from the W3C.) These are called “character entities.” You can simply put Unicode characters directly into an HTML page as long as you have an input method and the content-type of your HTML page is correctly set. However character entities let you specify non-ASCII characters in HTML using only ASCII text.
Harmony-Comprehension and Wholeness-Extending 26th February 2010 | Draft eliciting psychosocial transformational principles from design IntroductionInsights of Christopher AlexanderControversy regarding 'subjectivity' vs. 'objectivity' regarding 'beauty' and 'life'Comprehending Alexander's transformation principles within the psychosocial realmUse of pattern language for the material world as a templateTentative adaptation of Alexander's 15 transformations to the psychosocial realmSystemic comprehensiveness of setsGeometrical configuration of Alexander's 15 transformationsRelevance to global governance in the psychosocial realmAssociating qualities of harmony and wholeness with geometryBeauty as a verb: de-signing the future, human nature and the environmentApplication of 15 transformational criteria to a rendering of the Mandelbrot setReferences Introduction Christopher Alexander has produced a remarkable 4-volume synthesis (The Nature of Order: an essay on the art of building and the nature of the universe, 2003-4).
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Resource: Mathematics Illuminated 1. The Primes The properties and patterns of prime numbers — whole numbers that are divisible only by themselves and one — have been a source of wonder across cultures for thousands of years, and the study of prime numbers is fundamental to mathematics. This unit explores our fascination with primes, culminating in the million-dollar puzzle of the Riemann Hypothesis, a possible description of the pattern behind the primes, and the use of the primes as the foundation of modern cryptography. Go to this unit. 2. Having a hard time convincing your coauthors to learn LaTeX? With our Rich Te... By John Lees-Miller This weekend has seen the release of a major upgrade to the writeLaTeX editor, including a new user interface, an updated project pane to manage your files, and the first release of our new Rich Text mode for easier editing and collaboration. Our new rich text mode renders headings, formatting and equations directly in the editor, to make it seem more familiar to WYSIWYG users. This isn't simply of benefit to an individual author - collaboration has now suddenly become much easier, as Jacob Scott sums up nicely in this paragraph from his recent blog post: No longer will I have to give the link to a document to my biological/clinical collaborator with the caveat 'just ignore everything that isn't text - squint a bit if you have to'.
Making sense of video analytics: Lessons learned from clickstream interactions, attitudes, and learning outcome in a video-assisted course Michail N. Giannakos1, Konstantinos Chorianopoulos1, 2, and Nikos Chrisochoides3 1Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway, 2Ionian University, Greece, 3Old Dominion University, USA Abstract Online video lectures have been considered an instructional media for various pedagogic approaches, such as the flipped classroom and open online courses.