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Convergence has finally finished the Paul Halmos Photograph Collection with two additional pages. Page 59 has photos of friends of Halmos in Israel and at Joint Mathematics Meetings, while Page 60 has photos of Halmos and friends during his time in Hawaii. The introduction to the collection may be found on Page 1.

The newest mathematical treasure in Convergence consists of images from a 1614 collection of Roger Bacon’s 13th century writings on mathematics.

   

Quantitative Abilities Documented in Baboons

A new study out of the University of Rochester indicates that non-human primates can discriminate between different quantities as accurately as a human child.


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MAA Writing Awards
On this site you will find pdf copies of the articles that have won MAA journal writing awards over the years and short bios of the authors.

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Classroom Capsules and Notes
Loci
Welcome to Loci, the online publication of MathDL. Loci is the continuation of three former MathDL publications: The Journal of Online Mathematics and its Applications (JOMA), Digital Classroom Resources (DCR), and Convergence.

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MAA Reviews
Mathematical Communication
MathDL Mathematical Communication is a developing collection of resources for having students write and speak about mathematics, whether for the purpose of learning mathematics or of learning to communicate as mathematicians.

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Course Communities
Course Communities is a developing collection of reviewed resources, organized by courses. The one-variable calculus, multivariable calculus, and differential equations collections are now available, as well as a pseudo-course containing resources for developmental mathematics.

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