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Paper Undergraduate
Geometry proof techniques and applications
Geometry as a subject learned in school has a primary purpose, and that is to improve the ability of students to reason logically. Logical reasoning is one of the most vital things that a student can learn, not only for…
Paper Undergraduate
Geometry of Design Elam, Kimberly.
Elam, Kimberly. (2001). The Geometry of Design. New York: Princeton Architectural Press.
Paper Undergraduate
Geometry Manipulative Elementary Geometry Manipulative
Introducing complex math problems can be difficult to introduce to elementary students. Yet, there are many patterns within mathematics that, if explained properly, can be learned by young eager minds.
Research Paper Doctorate
Fractional geometry and mathematical structures
Fractal Geometry is a somewhat new branch of mathematics that was developed in 1980 by Benoit B. Mandelbrot, a research mathematician in I.B.M.'s Thomas Day Watson laboratory in New York.
Paper High School
Capturing Astronomical Geometry the Greek Way
Once upon a time, Alexander, a young man from Athens fell in love with a local girl, Adrianna, whose beauty was far greater than any other young woman he had ever seen. Alexander was so smitten with Adrianna that he…
Essay Doctorate
Standard Measurement Units and Van Hiele Geometry Theory
MATH - Measurement, Geometry, Representation Part A A standard unit of measurement offers a point of reference by which items of weight, length, or capacity can be delineated. It is a quantifiable semantic that aids…
Paper Undergraduate
Theme of Love in Relation to Natural Sciences and Geometry in Metaphysical Poetry
This paper compares how love is addressed in the Metaphysical poet John Donne's "The Flea" and "A Valediction Forbidding Mourning" and Andrew Marvell's "The Definition of Love." Although these works may seem superficially like love poems to modern readers, ultimately the poets use their personal lives to make generalized statements about God, religion, and man's place in the universe, rather than use poetry to explore their personal psychology.