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What is a math research topic?

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datdamkid

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I have to do a paper on a math research and my teacher gave me and example of math anxiety but he said not to use that. Could anyone help me out and give me some ideas that would be easy to write about. It would be greatly appreciated


thanks
-dat
 
Heh, I remember doing this project in grade 9. I researched Archimedes or something.

Go do something on Pythagorous (person + formula), it's pretty easy
 
card counting in black jack thats research and what exactly do you mean card counting in black jack like what all the number represent?
 
Computations and algorithms in noncommutative projective geometry

OR

Research into General Coefficients of Hilbert Series of Noncommutative Noetherian Rings.
 
the easiest thing is probably going to be about a mathematician and his contribution to math. it'll just be like any other research paper.
 
Originally posted by bootymac
Heh, I remember doing this project in grade 9. I researched Archimedes or something.
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the Pythagorous thereum (how ever you spell it) is really easy thanks bootymac
 
DO Pythagoras

Also, you can probably leave him a message or ask someone else such as a teacher who may know him to try and get more information
 
Euclid is an ancient mathematician who basically discovered everything we know about fundamental geometry. You could do a history report.
 
Originally posted by: bootymac
Heh, I remember doing this project in grade 9. I researched Archimedes or something.

Go do something on Pythagorous (person + formula), it's pretty easy
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Perhaps something on the Pythagorans, who felt that the whole world could be represented by numbers.
 
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