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Michael P. Higgins

MathBook



General Information: Graduate Student
                                      Teachers Assistant
                                      Department of Mathematics
                                      University of Connecticut, Storrs

Contact Information: Office: Mathematics and Science Building 329
                                     Office Phone Number: 860-486-1283
                                     Office Fax: 860-486-4238
                                     Office Hours: Monday and Friday 9:00 AM - 10:00, Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (held in the Library's Q-Center), and by appointment
                                     E-Mail: higgins at math dot uconn dot edu (Note: The is the best way to get in contact with me is by e-mail.)

Courses: Math 113Q-022 (Spring 2007): Introductory Calculus 2

Math Links:
     Useful Math Links:
         
UConn Math Dept. Web Site
          UConn Math Dept. Links
          MathWorld
          History of Mathematics
          Math Proof Explorer
          Planet Math
          Visual Statistics
          Scientific Calculator
          Differential and Integral Calculator
          Other Math Links
     Fun Math Links:
          Mathematical Quotation Server
          Simpson's Math
          John Conway's Game of Life
          HRUMC XIII
Mathematical Facts:1) phi=(1+sqr(5))/2=sqr(1+sqr(1+sqr(1+...
                                  2) S(d(f(x),x),x,a,b)=f(b)-f(a) and d(S(f'(t),t,a,x),x)=f(x)
                                  3) f(x) is said to which converge to f(a) as x goes to a if and only if or all e>0 there exists d>0 such that 0<abs(x-a)<d implies abs(f(x)-f(a))<e
                                  4) A compact space is both closed and bounded.
                                  5) 1+e^-(i*pi)=0
                                  6) {x_n} is Cauchy if and only for all e>0 there exists an N that is an element of the natural numbers such that all n,m>=N implies p(x_n,x_m)<e
                                  7) "Proof is an idol before  the mathematician tortures himself." -Sir Author Engleton (Note: This one is just an opinion.)