Resources
Sites to Check Out
AoPS: https://artofproblemsolving.com/
Integration Bee at MIT: www.mit.edu/~pax/integrationbee.html
3Blue1Brown: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYO_jab_esuFRV4b17AJtAw
Wolfram Alpha: https://www.wolframalpha.com/
Desmos: https://www.desmos.com/
Vintage GEM Seminars
Turing Machines & Computability by Dr. Ed Green, PSU
What “The mean of the mean is the mean" means by Dr. David Hunter, PSU
Cool Results Involving Fibonacci Numbers and Compositions by Dr. James Sellers, PSU
Mathematical Induction by Dr. Sergei Tabachnikov, PSU
Fibonacci! by Dr. James Sellers, PSU
Matching with e's! by Dr. David Hunter, PSU
p-adic Numbers by Dr. Nigel Higson, PSU
Codes and Encryption by Dr. Kirsten Eisentraeger, PSU
Graph Theory by Dr. Misha Guysinski, PSU Pdf 2 from this talk
Pigeonhole Principle by Dr. Sergei Tabachnikov, PSU
Meet the Cube by Dr. Sergei Tabachnikov, PSU
Chebyshev Polynomials by Dr. Sergei Tabachnikov, PSU Pdf2 from this talk
Polynomials and Symmetry by Dr. Nigel Higson, PSU
Curvature of Space by Dr. John Roe, PSU
Linear Equations and "Lights Out" by Dr. Misha Guysinski, PSU
The Mathematical Mechanic by Dr. Mark Levi, PSU
From Complex Numbers to Quaternions, and Beyond by Dr. Sergei Tabachnikov, PSU
The Mathematics of Rock Climbing by Dr. John Roe, PSU
Counting infinite sets by Dr. Misha Guysinski, PSU
Selected Problems by Dr. Sergei Tabachnikov, PSU
Challenging Problems for Fun by Dr. Mark Levi, PSU
Combinatorics by Dr. Sergei Tabachnikov, PSU
Parity Dr. Sergei Tabachnikov, PSU
Previous Math Club Website
Riemann Hypothesis
Last year, we spent a couple of meetings looking at the Riemann Hypothesis, one of the million dollar questions. Here's a link to the video we watched for an introduction.