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- 18 college freshmen and sophomore girls
- 11 states
- 8 Colloquiums
- 4 weeks
- 3 Discussion panels
- 2 Graduate student T.A.s
- 2 Math classes
- 1 Final project
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- Learned about multiple dimensions-2nd, 3rd, 4th..
- Use A. Square from Flatland for class discussions and exercises
- Many open-ended problems, using knowledge of lower dimensions to predict
characteristics of higher
- Briefly lectured on knot theory and its applications in Chemistry.
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- Focus on partitions
- Learned about generating function, q-series, and hypergeometric
- Used a lot of Ferrer’s Diagrams
- Learned how computers can aid in solving problems
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- 70 minute talks on anything from John Nash to the Cantor Series
- Panels discussions introduced a variety of Math professions along with
Graduate schools and REUs.
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- FREE t-shirt
- FREE Textbooks
- FREE Room & Board
- FREE stipend
- CHEAP sight-seeing in Minnesota
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- Network of friends and professors in the math field
- Notes on new math topic areas
- Letters of review
- More confidence in my major
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- 2004 Program will be June 20-July 18
- Open to female college freshmen or sophomores
- Must have taken Linear Algebra
- Deadline for application is Feb 23rd
- More info can be found at:
- http://www.mathcs.carleton.edu/smp/
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