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Program for the 2002 Annual Meeting
Georgetown College
April 5 - 6, 2002
Note: All times are EST and F= Faculty; G = Graduate Student;
U = Undergraduate Student.
There is an MSWord version of the program available at:
2002 Meeting Progam.
There is an MSWord version of the Abstracts for these talks at:
2002 Meeting Abstracts.
Friday, April 5
2:00 5:30 |
Registration Asher Hall, First Floor Lobby
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2:00 5:30 |
Book Exhibit Asher Hall, First Floor Lobby
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2:00 5:00 |
Refreshments Asher 102
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3:00 5:00 |
Short Course Asher 132
"Supporting Assessment in Undergraduate Mathematics"
Bonnie Gold, Monmouth University and the SAUM Project
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3:00 3:20 |
Contributed Papers
- "Observations about f(x+y) = R[f(x),f(y)]", James Barksdale, W.K.U. (f)
Asher 131
- "Variable Tension Spline", Richard Robinson, Murray State (u)
Asher 133
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3:30 3:50 |
Contributed Papers
- "Assessing Problem Solving", Ruben Schweiger, Midway (f)
Asher 218
- "Shellings of 3-Polyhedra", Laura Schmidt, U.K. (g)
Asher 131
- "Modeling the Florida Scrub Lizard Population",
Andy Nader, Jessica Hopkins, & Rusty Myers, N.K.U. (u)
Asher 133
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4:00 4:20 |
Contributed Papers
- "Heaviside Realization of Formal Differential Operators:
Quantum Implications", Valentino Simpao, Math. Consultant Services,
Greenville, KY Asher 218
- "What's a quasi p-group?", Chris Christensen, N.K.U. (f)
Asher 131
- "An Attempt at Gaining Stability by Increasing Dilation",
Wes Daughtry, W.K.U. (u) Asher 133
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4:30 4:50 |
Contributed Papers
- "Calculating Quartiles: Variations on a Theme",
Delmar Searls, Asbury (f) Asher 218
- "Quasi p- or not quasi p-? That is the question.",
Ben Harwood, N.K.U. (u) Asher 131
- "What is the Matrix?", David Roach, Murray State, (f)
Asher 133
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5:00 5:20 |
Contributed Papers
- "Topics in Numerical Methods for Initial-Value Problems",
Mark Robinson, W.K.U. (f) Asher 218
- "The Story of e", Dora Ahmadi, Morehead State (f)
Asher 131
- "Cauchy-Mirimanoff Polynomials", Chris Robinson, Murray State (u)
Asher 133
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6:00 7:30 |
Student Pizza Party Conference Center
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6:00 7:30 |
Banquet Conference Center
All meal reservations must be made and paid by March 29th.
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8:00 9:00 |
Invited Address: "Visualization and the Fubini Principle",
Roger Nelsen, Lewis & Clark College, Conference Center
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9:00 10:00 |
Aftermath Conference Center
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Saturday, April 6
7:45 10:00 |
Registration Asher First Floor Lobby
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7:45 11:00 |
Refreshments Asher First Floor Lobby
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8:30 11:20 |
Book Exhibits Asher 102
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8:00 8:20 |
Contributed Papers
- "Denoising of Images With Wavelets", Bruce Kessler, W.K.U. (f)
Asher 218
- "Web Based Course Specific Calculators", Steve Wilkinson, N.K.U. (f)
Asher 131
- "Elliptic Curves over Finite Fields - An Introduction", John Wilson, Centre (f)
Asher 132
- "Euler, Parseval, & Riemann - some connections",
Stacey Lawler, Murray State (u) Asher 133
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8:30 8:50 |
Contributed Papers
- "Arc Lengths of Sequences of Functions", Tom Richmond, W.K.U. (f)
Asher 218
- "Graduate Math Courses for Elementary and Middle School Teachers - Issues and Answers", Peter Moore, N.K.U. (f)
Asher 131
- "A General Derivation and Solution for a Set of General
Differential Equations of Planetary Motion for Euclidean and
Non-Euclidean Geometry", Robert Lamphere, E.C.C. (f)
Asher 132
- "Constructing a Triangle from its Cevians", James Campbell, Georgetown (u)
Asher 133
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9:00 9:20 |
Contributed Papers
- "C. B. Read and his Extensive Bibliographies of Articles on
the History of Mathematics", Richard Davitt, U. of L. (f)
Asher 218
- "Modeling Erosion and Sedimentation", Gail Mackin, N.K.U. (f)
Asher 132
- "Patterns in Pythagorean Triples", Jason Harrington, W.K.U. (u)
Asher 133
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9:30 9:50 |
Contributed Papers
- "Euler and the Knight's Tour Problem", Dan Curtin, N.K.U. (f)
Asher 218
- "Service Learning: Taking Mathematics into the Real World",
Johnny Duke, Shorter College, GA (f)
Asher 131
- "Gene Dynamics - A Challenge for ODEs and Mathematica",
Robert Fulton, U. of L. Medical School (f)
Asher 132
- "An Algebra of Kinship Study of the Cherokee Indians",
Alison Marr, Murray State (u)
Asher 133
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10:00 10:30 |
Open discussion: Starting a KYMAA Section Project NExT
Asher 132
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10:00 10:30 |
Refreshment Break Asher First Floor Lobby
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10:30 10:50 |
Contributed Papers
- "On a Conjecture of L. A. Harris and R. V. Kadison",
Istvan Kovacs, U.K. (g) Asher 218
- "We're sorry, but this flight has been overbooked
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Trey Swacker, Stacey Faulkenberg, & Nathan Beavin, Bellarmine (u)
Asher 131
- "Optimal Control applied to an Immunotherapy Problem",
Renee Fister, Murray State (f) Asher 132
- "Fractal Interpolation Surfaces", Scott Little & Jamie Johnson, W.K.U. (u)
Asher 133
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11:00 11:20 |
Contributed Papers
- "A Family of Equivalence Relations on N", Bettina Richmond, W.K.U. (f)
Asher 218
- "Large Smith Numbers", Pat Costello, E.K.U. (f)
Asher 131
- "Numerical Results for Optimal Control of Immunotherapy",
Jon Ernstberger, Murray State (u) Asher 132
- "On the Use of Polygonal Diagrams to Depict Finite Affine Planes",
Fumiko Futaruma, U. of L. (u) Asher 133
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11:30 12:30 |
Invited Address: "Physical Knots",
Jon Simon, University of Iowa, Asher 112
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1:00 1:45 |
Lunch Conference Center
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1:45 2:30 |
Business Meeting Conference Center
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2:30 3:30 |
KYMAA Executive Committee Meeting
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