1. USA/International/Asian Pacific Mathematical Olympiad Archive Problems for the US Mathematical Olympiad (19892003), International Mathematical Olympiad (1986-2003), Asian Pacific Mathematical Olympiad, and the Team Selection Test. http://www.unl.edu/amc/a-activities/a7-problems/problemarchive.html

Note: the Putnam competition archive has been given its own page. Here is a table of problems from the USA, International and Asian Pacific Mathematical Olympiads, and the USA Team Selection Test in various formats. For more information about these contests, see below This archive is restricted to the most recent examinations. The older exams appear in several books published by the Mathematical Association of America ; check there for more information. What are all these formats, anyway? If you don't know what the acronyms mean, you probably want to make sure that you have installed Adobe Acrobat as either a "plug-in" or a "helper". Then click on the PDF buttons. If you do know what the acronyms mean, Postscript is likely the most useful format. One readily available viewer for such files is GhostScript If you're stuck with a text-based system, you might try reading the TeX files, which are ASCII files with various special characters used to indicate formatting and mathematical symbols. If you insist on trying to process the TeX or DVI files, you'll probably want to consult the FAQ of the newsgroup comp.text.tex

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Math Competitions This is an annual competition held at your high school every March or April. In 2001-2002, it was held on March 26 and April 9. It is open for students who perform well on the American Mathematics Contest 10 or the American Mathematics Contest 12. It contains 15 challenging questions with answers being integers from to 999. 3 hours are given for this contest. More information can be found here Sample Problem What is the largest 2-digit prime factor of This is an annual competition held at your high school every February. It is open for any student in grade 10 or below. In 2001-2002, it was held on February 12 and February 27. It contains 25 multiple choice questions. 75 minutes are given for this contest. More information can be found here Sample Problem What is the maximum number for the possible points of intersection of a circle and a triangle? This is an annual competition held at your high school every February. In 2001-2002, it was held on February 12 and February 27. It contains 25 multiple choice questions. 75 minutes are given for this contest. More information can be found here Sample Problem Let f be a function satisfying for all positive real numbers x and y. If

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Mathematics Competitions Crux Mathematicorum On-Line The CMS's internationally respected problems journal, now electronic!! International Mathematical Olympiad with links to national Olympiad home pages CMS Mathematics Competitions The Little Math Puzzle Contest These are weekly puzzles posted to the SchoolNet Listserv MathMania MathSoft's U nsolved ... roblems Collection of unsolved math problems and many links to similar sites New Brunswick Mathematics Competition for Grades 7, 8 and 9 Math Competitions Archive MathPro Press's Internet Center for Mathematics Problems A Mathlete's Training Guide Problem Solving Skills for Mathematics Competitions Escher Conference Questions? Comments? Suggestions for additions? Send Email to camel@camel.math.ca

5. UNLV Math Competitions UNLV math competitions Webpage. THE WINNERS OF THE YEAR 2003 UNLV MATH COMPETITION. 1st Place PATRIC BENNETT http://www.nevada.edu/~bachman/mathcomps.html

UNLV Math Competitions Webpage THE WINNERS OF THE YEAR 2003 UNLV MATH COMPETITION st nd rd Important information for Fall Semester 2003 Activity Date and Time Room Number Problem Solving Workshop Fridays, CBC-C113 UNLV Math Competition October 4, CBC-C138 Putnam Math Competition December 6, CBC-C138 The mathematical competition activities at UNLV consist of a semester-long workshop on problem solving, the Annual UNLV Mathematical Competition, and the William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition. The William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition The William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition is the premier mathematical competition for undergraduates in North America. This annual contest began in 1938 and is designed to stimulate a healthful rivalry in mathematical studies in the colleges and universities in the United States and Canada. It is administered by the Mathematical Association of America and attracts a large number of contestants from nearly 500 colleges and universities across North America. It is usually held on the first Saturday of December and consists of two three-hour sessions of six problems each.

6. Math Competitions Up. State Math Tournament. Middle School Tournament GACSDwight Love Math Tournament. Greater Atlanta Christian School http//webtech.coe.uga.edu/2002/sbaggett/ math_tournament.htm http://www.gctm.org/math_competitions.htm

Up State Math Tournament Middle School Tournament Submit Competition Info Date Contact March 27, 2004 GACS-Dwight Love Math Tournament Greater Atlanta Christian School Norcross, GA Sandra Baggett: sandraba@gacs.pvt.k12.ga.us Registration form: http://webtech.coe.uga.edu/2002/sbaggett/ math_tournament.htm April 17, 2004 Junior Varsity State Tournament Woodward Academy College Park, Georgia Jeff Floyd: jeff.floyd@woodward.edu I nformation results from previous years and printable registration: http://dev.woodward.edu/schools/upperpages/ math/mathteam/jvstatetourn.html April 17, 2004 (rescheduled from February 21, 2004) 12th Annual Milton High School Tournament Milton High School Alpharetta, GA Bob Wallis: Wallis@fulton.k12.ga.us Click here for the Tournament Web Site April 24, 2004 GCTM State Math Tournament Macon, GA by invitation only May 8, 2004 GCTM Middle School Math Tournament Macon GA Peggy Poole: The following tournaments have passed, but many are annual. The new date will be posted when we receive notification (email bpayne@gctm.org

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8. International Mathematics Olympiad Past International Mathematical Olympiads and links to web sites related to various regional and national math competitions http://olympiads.win.tue.nl/imo/

Other Science Olympiads Physics Chemistry Informatics ... Astronomy This site is NOT officially related to or endorsed by the IMO (only to/by IOI) Use the information at your own discretion. International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) Recommended literature , such as Paul Zeitz' The Art and Craft of Problem Solving The International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) is an annual mathematics competition for high school students. It is one - in fact, the oldest - of the International Science Olympiads . The first IMO was held in Romania in 1959. The problems come from various areas of mathematics, such as are included in math curricula at secondary schools. The solution of these problems, however, requires exceptional mathematical ability and excellent mathematical knowledge on the part of the contestants. Topics covered (see Unwritten Syllabus and Tutorials at Arkadii Slinko's Math Olympiad Website Number Theory, including Fundamental Theorems on Arithmetic Linear and quadratic Diophantine equations, including Pell's equation Arithmetic of residues modulo n , Fermat's and Euler's theorems Algebra, including

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12. Math And Computer Competitions MATH and COMPUTER COMPETITIONS. American math competitions. American Regions Math League. College of Charleston Math Meet. Duke Math Meet. Furman U. Wylie Math Tournament. Mandelbrot Competition. MATHCOUNTS. Math Olympiad for Elementary Schools American math competitions AMC 8, AMC 10, AMC 12 These competitions http://www.davidson.edu/academic/math/davis/cmc/ssGuideToMathGps.html

MATH and COMPUTER COMPETITIONS Contents: American Math Competitions American Regions Math League College of Charleston Math Meet Duke Math Meet ... American Math Competitions : AMC>8, AMC>10, AMC>12: These competitions are multiple choice tests administered nationwide. The problems on these tests are interesting and challenging, stretching students beyond the normal curricular material. There is a minimum group size to register for these tests. The AMC>8, a contest for students in grades eight and below, takes place in November. (This test corresponds to the former AJHSME.) The AMC>10, for students in grades ten and below, and AMC>12, for students in grade twelve and below, will be offered in February. (The AMC>12 corresponds to the former AHSME.) Go to Harold Reiter's website to learn more about the new exams, check out a sample AMC>10, or read about the history of the contest. Or, for more information, to register or to obtain copies of tests from previous years, contact: Titu Andreescu , Executive Director American Mathematics Competitions University of Nebraska-Lincoln Lincoln, NE 68588-0658

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14. All Soviet Union Math Competitions All Soviet Union math competitions. There are 579 problems in the set. So far I have got up solutions for 1961 thru 1967 and most of 1968 and 1988. http://www.kalva.demon.co.uk/soviet.html

All Soviet Union Math Competitions There are 579 problems in the set. So far I have got up solutions for 1961 thru 1967 and most of 1968 and 1988. Many thanks Vladimir Pertsel who first made the years up to 1987 available on the internet in English many years ago (before the web). His pioneering work has saved me much time. Many thanks also to Arkadii Slinko for providing the years 1988-1992. Archive 1st ARMO 1961 2nd ARMO 1962 3rd ARMO 1963 4th ARMO 1964 ... 1st CIS 1992 As I understand it, the history was as follows. The 1st All Russian Mathematical Olympiad was in 1961. In 1967 it was renamed the All Soviet Union Mathematical Olympiad and the numbering restarted, hence 1st ASU 1967. In 1992 it was renamed again as the Commonwealth of Independent States MO and the numbering restarted. But it was not held again. So 1992 was the last year. The problems were intended for schoolchildren aged 14-17. Each year there were two papers of 3 or 4 questions each at three different levels (according to form, roughly ages, 14, 15, 16), but with some overlap between the levels. I can usually do the the easier questions as fast as I can write down the answer, which is almost never true for modern IMO questions. The hardest questions are comparable to the IMO. The years up to 1987 are apparently published in Russian with solutions in Vasilev N B, Egorov A A, The problems of the All-Soviet-Union mathematical competitions, Moscow, Nauka 1988. ISBN 5020137308. Unfortunately, I have not yet been able to get hold of a copy. However, Vladimir Pertsel published a large text file many years ago on the internet containing an English translation of the problems only. Unfortunately, some of the problems were rather hard to understand and I have substantially changed the wording here.

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16. Competitions - FreeMathHelp.com math competitions. Whether you re just first place and fourth. Here I will try to introduce you to the world of math competitions. http://www.freemathhelp.com/math-competitions.html

algebra calculus geometry trigonometry ... other Math Help Resources: ask a math expert calculators (games) math competitions ... worksheets Math Competitions Whether you're just getting into math competitions, or you're a seasoned mathlete, there is always something new to learn, and it might just make the difference between first place and fourth. Here I will try to introduce you to the world of math competitions. For middle school students, MathCounts is the largest national competition by far. They have an excellent program, and every year the top four students from each state are flown to Chicago for the National Competition. With approximately 500,000 students competing each year, MathCounts probably has a well established base of schools in your area. For more information, visit their website and email one of the great volunteers. While there may not be a real equivalent of MathCounts for the high school student, the

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20. The North Carolina AHSME Home Page Starting in year 2000, the American math competitions will add a fifth contest, the AMCà 10 for students in grades 10 and below. http://www.math.uncc.edu/~hbreiter/AHSME/NCahsme.html

Supported by UNC Charlotte A NNIVERSARY The American High School Mathematics Examination North Carolina Home Page Welcome! The Edyth Sliffe Award AMC 8 Results AMC ... UNCC Math Department T he 51st annual American High School Mathematics Examination (AHSME) will be given on February 15, 2000. The name of the contest has changed, however, to AMC 12. The AMC 12 is a problem solving exam designed to encourage and recognize mathematical ability among high school students. Starting in year 2000, the American Math Competitions will add a fifth contest, the AMC 10 for students in grades 10 and below. The exam has been given nationwide since 1948 and was taken last year by 10,000 students in North Carolina alone. Taking the AHSME is the first step towards competing in the International Math Olympiad, but the exam is intended for average students as well as "superstars". If you are a high school student or teacher, have you thought about participating? To access a copy of the special 50th anniversary AHSME, Click Here Teachers: Why Give the Exam?

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