Posamentier Alfred S. Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

Exploring the fascinating world of plane geometry, this book delves into the circle and its unexpected curiosities, offering insights that go beyond typical school lessons. Presented in an accessible manner, it requires only basic geometric knowledge to appreciate the intriguing relationships and proofs. Aimed at a broad audience, it seeks to enhance the enjoyment of geometry for general readers and serves as a valuable resource for mathematics teachers looking to inspire their students with captivating circle properties.

Focusing on the triangle, this book reveals a vast array of geometric curiosities that extend beyond standard school teachings. It presents a rich collection of triangle-related wonders, explained in an accessible manner that requires only basic geometry knowledge. Aimed at a general audience, it seeks to deepen appreciation for geometry while also serving as a valuable resource for mathematics teachers, offering engaging properties to inspire students.

Ta książka to zabawna i intrygująca opowieść o matematycznych błędach, które - wbrew temu, co moglibyśmy sądzić - przynoszą niekiedy całkiem interesujące rezultaty, przyczyniając się do głębszego zrozumienia matematyki. Bywa również inaczej - czasami nawet właściwe metody mogą prowadzić do absurdalnych, aczkolwiek bardzo ciekawych wyników. Matematyka jest piękna, nawet wtedy, gdy popełniamy błędy. Aby wybrać się w tę niezwykłą podróż przez matematyczne omyłki wcale nie trzeba spełniać wygórowanych wymagań - wystarczy znajomość podstaw! Mając Posamentiera i Lehmanna za przewodników, możemy być pewni, że po jej zakończeniu będziemy o wiele lepiej rozumieli tę podstawową, niezwykle ważną gałąź nauki - język, którym przemawia do nas rzeczywistość.

The Fibonacci sequence, starting with two ones and continuing with each number being the sum of the two preceding ones (1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, etc.), is a captivating pattern in mathematics. This sequence is not merely a curiosity; it appears in various natural structures, such as the arrangement of whorls on pinecones and the branching of certain plant stems, highlighting the profound mathematical foundation of the natural world. Two experienced math educators guide readers through the intriguing implications of Fibonacci numbers, beginning with the history of an Italian mathematician who popularized Arabic numerals in the West. They illustrate, with diagrams, the astonishing links between Fibonacci numbers and natural forms like pineapples, sunflowers, and daisies. The authors also explore the sequence's presence in art, architecture, the stock market, and other cultural areas, along with its derivative, the "golden ratio." In mathematics, they showcase its vast applications in probability, number theory, geometry, algebra, and Pascal's triangle. This engaging book is accessible to even the most math-averse readers, allowing them to appreciate the elegance of mathematics and its remarkable relevance in both natural and cultural contexts.

In this delightful layperson's introduction to one of math's most interesting phenomena, Drs. Posamentier and Lehmann review pi's history from prebiblical times to the 21st century, the many amusing and mind-boggling ways of estimating pi over the centuries, quirky examples of obsessing about pi, and useful applications of pi in everyday life, including statistics.

"The Secret Lives of Numbers takes readers on a journey through integers, considering their numerological assignments as well as their significance beyond mathematics and in the realm of popular culture"-- Provided by publisher

Focusing on enhancing the secondary school mathematics curriculum, this book offers 125 individual units designed for grades 7 through 12. Each unit includes a pre-assessment, instructional objectives, detailed topic descriptions, teaching suggestions, and a post-assessment. These motivational units aim to engage students and foster a love for mathematics, filling the gaps often left due to time constraints in traditional teaching methods.

In his latest book, mathematician Alfred S. Posamentier provides easily understandable, easily presentable and easily replicated tricks that one can do with mathematics.

The book reveals how mathematics can be engaging and enjoyable, challenging the negative perceptions shaped by uninspired educational methods. It aims to inspire readers by showcasing the entertaining aspects of math, encouraging a more positive and enriching approach to the subject.

If you remember anything about high school geometry class, it's probably doing proofs. But geometry is more than axioms, postulates, theorems, and proofs. It's the science of beautiful and extraordinary geometric relationships--most of which is lost in high school classrooms w...