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Itinerary
Announcements
History of Mathematics Jigsaw
Biographies
Timeline
Discussion on Trigonometry
Homework
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Announcements
Grading is up-to-date. If youre missing grades, letus know.
Discussion posts
Broken links - let us know when theyre
updated. Difference between Euclidean & Non-
Euclidean Geometries
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History of
Mathematics Jigsaw
For homework you were assigned to read the remaining sections of the beginning chapter History of Mathematics in a Large Nutshell
Get together with groups of your same color (15 min) Become experts on an assigned chapter. Talk about the main ideas, and prepare a 3-minute
presentation Get together with groups of the same number (25 min)
Give three minute presentations on the big ideasfrom your chapters
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Math Timeline
Brahmagupta (598-670) - Math & Astro & Ujjain, Brahmasphutasiddhanta , operations with zeroBhaskara (~600-~680) - Commentaries on Aryabhatiya , and improved pi approximationsLi Chunfeng - (602-670) - Astronomy & calendar reform
600 A.D. 650 A.D. 700 A.D.
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Math Timeline
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Lalla (~720-~790) - Application of math to astronomy, and on the sphere
700 A.D. 750 A.D. 800 A.D.
Al-Khwarizmi (~780-~850) - House of Wisdom scholar, Hisabal-jabr w'al-muqabalacompletion & balancing
~775 -House of Wisdomfounded inBaghdad
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Trigonometry
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Ladder Against a Wall
Suppose that you had a ladder that
was 10 feet in length.
If the ladder isnt rated forinclinations greater than 65degrees from horizontal, whatsthe tallest height the ladder canreach?
If theres a 3 foot wide ower bedat the bottom of a wall that youcant put your ladder in, whatsthe tallest height ladder canreach?
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Trig Discussion
Get together with those around you and discuss thefollowing questions...
What is trigonometry? Where did trigonometry come from? What
problems did it help solve? What is the origin of the word sine and cosine? What are common uses of trigonometry? What are the different ways of visualizing
trigonometry and trigonometric ratios?
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Trig Applet
http://catcode.com/trig/trig01.html
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Homework
Read the following sketches...
8 - The Cossic Art (Writing Algebra withSymbols) - p. 95-100
9 - Linear Thinking (Solving First DegreeEquations) - p. 101-104
Respond to the discussion forum online.
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Math Through the AgesA Gentle History for Teachers and Others
William P. Berlinghoff Fernando Q. Gouvea
Meanwhile, in India
(Page 24)
After 8 th century math started (not much before) Influence by Babylonian astronomy Math problems inspired by astronomical questions
Decimal number system most important Indian discovery 1-9, and 0 was a place holder Quadratic formula used but done in words Did give proof for their math
Arabic Mathematics
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Focus on positive numbers Huge part of math has Algebra
o Did it all in words (not numbers) Focused on Euclids 5 th postulate Discovered 3 rows of Pascals triangle
Medieval Europe
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2 schools developed out of the cathedralo Tribium focused on grammar and logico Qudribium more advanced and focused on music and astronomy
Trade opened allowing lost of math to spread 15 th /16 th century Maya hand sophisticated structures for problems
o Little trade of math between groups, base 23 and an elaborate calendar
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Algebra Comes of Age
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16
th
/17th
century expressed with words Simple and non complex problems interested in connection between algebra and
geometry Theory of polynomial/roots evaluated Discort of Format found the coordinate plane by connecting geometry and
Algebra Format came up with questions about ratios and algebra
Calculus and Applied Mathematics
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Calc came about because they wanted to understand the universe Cavalier worked on principal of indivisibles
o Helped to get area and volume of shapes that it was once harder to get Euler was an important mathematician of this time
o His textbooks establish style and notation of calculus Hard for them to prove it
Rigor and Professionalism
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Physical problems led to more rigor of problems Mathematics became more professional because they had to learn how to teach Developed MC French schools
o Metric system was created and standardized Cauchy taught calculus and redid the foundations of calculus
o He wanted to do calc right and developed a derivative and integral Computations of algebraic side of calc Moved to find rigor for Algebra Move from only allowing to think of some ways to considering ALL ways A push towards abstraction
o Geometry Euclids Albert Einstein developed new line of thinkingo Theoretical Physics Joseph Forner Fourner series
Renan hypothesis written when something still needs to be proven Linking non-Euclidean with algebra Rigor and abstraction were key to success to progress in math
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Abstraction, Computers, and New Applications
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Golden Age of math Increase in math professionals and specifications
o Formalist systematic matho Institutionalist not all math ideas are well founded
Push towards abstractions Made them look at old problems differently French revolutionized Algebra, but discrepancies over who wrote the book Math then moved more towards application Computer systems allowed larger computations to be done Questions over what we teach Governments looked to mathematics to solve problems