Richeson, David S.

For more information on the published version, visit Mathematical Association of America's (MAA) Website., Richeson, David. A-Tweeting We Will Go: Building a Professional Network with Twitter. MAA Focus 37, no. 3 (2017):...

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Richeson, David S.

We argue that Archimedes proved that the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter is a constant independent of the circle and that the circumference constant equals the area constant. He stated neither result...

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Hutson, Kevin R., Forrester, Richard J., and Hedetniemi, Stephen T.

A lot of research has been spent determining the domination num­bers, γ m,n, of grid graphs. But relatively little effort has been given to constructing minimum dominating sets of grid graphs. In this paper, we introduce a...

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Richeson, David S.

Timothy Gowers was the 2015 recipient of the Joseph Priestley Award at Dickinson College. On March 26, 2015, Gowers gave a public lecture at the college and received his award. Afterward David Richeson chatted with Gowers...

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Bryant, Sarah

We consider the subordinate killed Brownian motion process generated by first killing Brownian motion at some boundary point on a smooth bounded domain then subordinating by a Lévy time-clock. For classes of subordinators...

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Koss, Lorelei

Published as:Koss, Lorelei. Differential Equations in Literature, Poetry and Film. Journal of Mathematics and the Arts 9, no. 1-2 (2015): 1-16. For more information on the published version, visit Taylor and Francis's...

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McCann, Robin, Bryant, Sarah, McGivney, Kate, and Armstrong, Alice

For more information on the published version, visit MAA Focus's Website., Armstrong, Alice, Sarah Bryant, Robin McCann, and Kate McGivney. How to Combat Unconcious Bias. MAA Focus April/May (2015): 10-12....

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Richeson, David S.

Using the Japanese theorem on cyclic polygons, we visually show that the sum of inradii in a triangulation of a regular polygon approaches the diameter of the circumcircle as the number of sides tends to infinity., Richeson,...

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