1
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| Natural
Numbers |
| Pigeonhole
principle |
| Reducing
to
a previously solved problem |
| Proof
by
induction |
| Definition
by Recursion |
| Multiplication,
Exponential, Factorial |
| Division,
Rational Numbers |
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Heart of Math
Chapter 2.1
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Magic of Numbers Chapter
1, 2.2, 2.4, 7.2 - 7.4, 12.1-2
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2
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Fibonacci Numbers
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Continued Fractions
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Golden
Ratio
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Heart of Math
Chapter 2.2, 2.4
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|
3
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| Prime
Numbers |
| Proof There Are Infinitely
Many Primes |
| Fundamental
Theorem of Arithmetic |
Factorization
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| Greatest
Common Divisor |
Relatively
Prime
|
Euler's
Function
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Heart of Math
Chapter 2.3
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Magic of Numbers Chapter
10, 11.1-2, 11.4-5, 12.3-4, 13
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4
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| Modular
arithmetic |
| Roots |
| Fermat's
Little Theorem |
| Euler's
Theorem |
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Heart of Math
Chapter 2..4
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| Magic of Numbers Chapter
15-20 |
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5
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Basic Types of Codes:
Permutation, Cyclic, The Unbreakable Code
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Problems With These Codes
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Difficulties Because
of Computers
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RSA
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Heart of Math
Chapter 2.5
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Magic of Numbers Chapter
21, 22
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6
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Rational vs Irrational
Numbers
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Decimals
|
Square
Root of 2 Is Irrational
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|
Heart of Math
Chapter 2.6
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Magic of Numbers Chapter
12.6, 14
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7
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Cardinality, Bijections,
Injections and
Surjections
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| Definition of Infinite |
Definition of
Countable,
|
| Rationals are
Countable |
| All
Line Segments In The Plane The Same
Cardinality |
Reals
are Uncountable
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|
8
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| Platonic
Solids |
| Pythagoras
Theorem |
|
Heart of Math
Chapter 4.1, 4.5
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|
9
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| Discrete
Dynamical Systems |
| Models
of Population |
| Spider
Diagrams |
| Stable,
Unstable Equilibrium |
| Chaos |
| Game
of Life |
|
Heart of Math
Chapter 6.2, 6.5
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|
10
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| Fractals
|
| Self
similarity |
Definition
of Dimension
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Heart of Math
Chapter 6.1, 6.3
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11
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|
Complex
numbers
|
Fundamental
Theorem of Algebra
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| Mandlebrot
and Julia Sets |
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Heart of Math
Chapter 6.4
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12
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Basic
Probabilities, Lets make a deal, the Birthday Question
|
| What
are probabilities? How to Calculate them. |
| Multiple
Events, Dependent and Independent Eventa |
| Coincidences
and the Infinite Monkey
Theorem |
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