American mathematical monthly

• 

  Año 2003, Vol. 110, Número 2

  • Seleccionado

    Complex Analysis: A Brief Tour into Higher Dimensions

    R. Michael Range

    págs. 89-108

    
  • Seleccionado

    Responding to Calls for Change in High School Mathematics: Implications for Collegiate Mathematics

    Christian R. Hirsch, Harold L. Schoen

    págs. 109-123

    
  • Seleccionado

    How Rare Is Symmetry in Musical 12-Tone Rows?

    David J. Hunter, Paul T. von Hippel

    págs. 124-132

    
  • Seleccionado

    Munshi's Proof of the Nullstellensatz

    J. Peter May

    págs. 133-140

    
  • Seleccionado

    Euclid's argument on the infinitude of primes

    Jesús Munárriz Aldaz , Ana María Bravo Zarza

    págs. 141-142

    
  • Seleccionado

    Smooth Interpolation, Holder Continuity, and the Takagi-van der Waerden Function

    George Kozlowski, William Adkins, Jack B. Brown

    págs. 142-147

    
  • Seleccionado

    When Does the Position Vector of a Space Curve Always Lie in Its Rectifying Plane?

    William Adkins

    págs. 147-152

    
  • Seleccionado

    The Sharp Rado Theorem for Majorizations

    William Adkins

    págs. 152-153

    
  • Seleccionado

    On the Fundamental Theorem of Finite Abelian Groups

    William Adkins, Gabriel Navarro

    págs. 153-154

    
  • Seleccionado

    PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

    Douglas B. West, Doug Hensley, Gerald A. Edgar

    págs. 155-162

    
  • Seleccionado

    Ripples in Mathematics (Book)

    M. Victor Wickerhauser, Gerald B. Folland

    págs. 163-167

    
  • Seleccionado

    From Holomorphic Functions to Complex Manifolds (Book)

    Gerald B. Folland, Steven G. Krantz

    págs. 167-171