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The Mobile Math Circle

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Dr. Carter with the winners of the 2006 Mobile Mathematics Olympiad: Valerie Burks (Davidson), Lucas Bedia (McGill-Toolen), Jiajing Zhou (McGill-Toolen), Polina Binder (Murphy), Nicholas Marcantonio (Murphy), Yue Wu (McGill-Toolen), not pictured are Luke Durant, Scott Goodfriend, and Reed Tomlinson (all ASMS).
THE EIGHTS MOBILE MATH OLYMPIAD

Monday, March 24, 2008. First place Mobile Math Olympiad winners are the Math Circle students Alex Carter (Murphy High School) and Tian Tan (Murphy High School).


The Mobile Mathematics Circle is designed for students who enjoy math and want the challenge of exciting topics that are normally outside the school curriculum. The Mobile Mathematics Circle introduces students to mathematics as a creative thinking tool through problem solving. Students engage problems in many areas, including Number Theory, Game Theory, Graph Theory and Combinatorics. The Mathematics Circle is a weekly gathering of students of high school age guided by professional mathematicians. Some meetings will be conducted by invited distinguished mathematicians brought in specially to work with the students in the Mathematics Circle.

The Mobile Mathematics Circle is sponsored by Alabama Space Grant Consortium and Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of South Alabama.

 

Regular Meetings

WHEN: 7:00-8:30 p.m., Monday nights

WHERE: Room 410, in the ILB building on the main campus of the Univertsity of South Alabama

New students are more than welcome. Sessions are free for all students

Please come and join us September 8, 2008.

Vasiliy Prokhorov, Scott Carter, Elena Galaktionova, Cornelius Pillen.

For additional information contact the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at 460 6264.

Special Guest Lectures