Product Description
by Thomas M. Green (Author)
Prepare to be intrigued by the many facets of
the properties of the amazing array of numbers
known as Pascal's Triangle and its many relatives.
Some of the topics you will find:
- Polytopes
- Simplexes and the Simplex Triangle
- Tetrahedral, and higher dimensional figurate numbers
- Duplexes and The Duplex Triangle
- Geometric Duplication - Cubes and Hypercubes
- Vandermonde's Identity for the Duplex Triangle
and the Triplex Triangle - Euler's formula for Simplexes and Duplexes
- Recurrent Sequences in Pascal's Triangle and its Relatives
Including the Fibonacci, Pell and Jacobsthal Sequences - Pythagorean Triples - Related to the Sequences Listed Above
- Properties Involving String Products
- and more.
There is a comprehensive index that will allow readers to easily search for topics of their interest. One goal is to provide a vehicle to the discovery of some higher mathematics related to higher dimensional geometric figures, at an entry level for the young beginning researcher by including many exercises that ask for verification of a pattern by testing specific cases and conjecturing a generalization of the pattern. Another major goal was to make available source materials for mathematics teachers to use in their classes. Included are many topics suitable for introducing students, at the pre-college level, to the sense of satisfaction one receives while exploring and discovering significant parts of advanced mathematics. I hope you will enjoy exploring this amazing Arithmetic Triangle and its relatives as much as I have. There is still much more to be discovered, of that I am certain. Teachers and students are eligible for special discounts for purchases of this book. Send an email to tgreen0001@gmail.com for information on qualifying for a discount code to use before ordering.
Author Biography
Thomas M. Green was born in New York State, raised in Pennsylvania, Texas, and California.
He received his Master's Degree in Mathematics in 1962 from California State University, Long Beach. He did post-graduate study at Stanford University in the late 1960's and early 1970's as a fellow in two different National Science Foundation projects in Mathematics and Computer Science.
He has authored or co-authored several mathematical papers, textbooks, the book Pascal's Triangle and Pascal's Triangle, 2nd Ed. (with Charles L. Hamberg), and Texas Hold 'Em Poker Textbook.
Tom is now professor emeritus of Mathematics at Contra Costa College. He lives in California with his wife Sandra.
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