81. Free Online Math Competition By SMC as a team (according to your nationality), or individually + Really hard math problems, taken from city / national / international competitions of countries http://mathforum.org/epigone/k12.ed.math/thermtramstrand

Free Online Math Competition by SMC reply to this message post a message on a new topic Back to k12.ed.math Subject: Free Online Math Competition Author: smclub@thefreesite.com Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 16:36:53 GMT This website: www.smc.esmartweb.com Has: + A Free Online Math Competition. You can enrol as a team (according to your nationality), or individually + Really hard Math problems, taken from city / national / international competitions of countries from around the world. + This website is suitable for high school students - around grade (school-year) = 9 - 12 Check it out and enrol the competition today! SMC, www.smc.esmartweb.com submissions: post to k12.ed.math or e-mail to k12math@sd28.bc.ca private e-mail to the k12.ed.math moderator: kem-moderator@thinkspot.net newsgroup website: http://www.thinkspot.net/k12math/ newsgroup charter: http://www.thinkspot.net/k12math/charter.html The Math Forum

82. The Problems Of The All-Soviet-Union Mathematical Competitions 1961-1986 * remember, no advanced math. were known to the participants VAP */. 070. Prove hide. The sixth competition Voronezh, 1966. http://members.tripod.com/~PertselV/RusMath.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" The problems of the All-Soviet-Union mathematical competitions 1961-1986 This file contains the problems, suggested for solving at the Russian national mathematical competitions (final part). I've posted this stuff in a number of articles in rec.puzzles, but I have got many requests for the missing parts. So, I have decided to put this material here, having provided it with the answers to the common questions. collected articles start I'm going to send some problems from the book Vasil'ev N.B, Egorov A.A. "The problems of the All-Soviet-Union mathematical competitions",-Moscow.:Nauka. 1988 ISBN 5-02-013730-8. (in Russian). Those problems were submitted for the solving on the competition between the pupils of 8, 9, or 10 forms for 4 hours. So they do not contain something of the advanced topics, all of them can be solved by a schoolboy. They can not go out of the common school plan bounds. Most of the problems are original and the book contains all the necessary references. I am not going to translate all the book, so I shall not send the solutions. Please, accept those messages as they are, to say more exactly as I can. I have to do my job, and this is hobby only, but nevertheless, that should be enjoyable to solve those problems. "Nobody can embrace the unembraceable."

83. Rose-Hulman Math Dept -- Competitions 10, AMC 12 AIME, USAMO ARML Competition Mandelbrot Competition COMAP HiMCM Contest NSA/COMAP USAMTS. Problem Links and Other Pages AMC math Problem Directory http://www.rose-hulman.edu/Class/ma/HTML/Activities/competitions.html

College Level Contests Al Schmidt Freshman Contest Virginia Tech Regional Putnam Competition COMAP MCM Contest COMAP ICM Contest ICMC Contest COMAP MathServ Middle and High School MathCounts (middle school) Mandelbrot Midlevels RHIT High School Contest AMC->8, AMC-10, AMC->12 AIME, USAMO ARML Competition Mandelbrot Competition COMAP: HiMCM Contest NSA/COMAP: USAMTS Contact and Links RHIT Contest Standings Schedule, Rose Contacts RHIT High School Contest MathCounts ... COMAP College Competitions Problem Links and Other Pages AMC Math Problem Directory Putnam Problem Archive IMO Problem Archive 20,000 Probs Under the Sea ... C. Small's Putnam Archive Mathematics Competitions and Problems Page Rose students and faculty are involved in many local and national mathematics competitions. Students in the department annually participate in the following competitions, in this order: Alfred R. Schmidt Freshman Mathematics Competition Virginia Tech Regional Competition Putnam Competition Modeling Competition In Mathematics Indiana College Mathematics Competition For the history of our standings in these competiitons see our standings page.

84. MATC Mathematics Club Middle School Math Competition Page Technical College Madison, Wisconsin. The MATC math Club hosts annual competitions for local middle schools. The following links show http://matcmadison.edu/is/as/math/mathclub/MathEvents/MSMcomp.htm

MATC Mathematics Club Middle School Math Competition Page Madison Area Technical College Madison, Wisconsin The MATC Math Club hosts annual competitions for local middle schools. The following links show pictures of the competitions, results of the competitions, and the tests given with solutions. October 17, 2003: Third Annual MATC Math Club Middle School Math Meet April 10, 2002: Second Annual MATC Math Club Middle School Math Meet April 25, 2001: First Annual MATC Math Club Middle School Math Meet Join the MATC Mathematics Club If you are interested, email Jeganathan "Sri" Sriskandarajah jsriskandara@matcmadison.edu ) or contact him in room 211G. Watch this page and the student bulletin for further announcements. Home Lectures Problem Sets Math Events ... Contact This document was last modified document.write(document.lastModified)

85. KOC SCHOOL High School Departments Mathematics Upcoming Mathematics competitions. Atlantic Pacific Mathematics League. American Mathematics Competition. http://www.kocschool.k12.tr/en/high/departments/math/math_competitions.asp

Home Elementary High School Alma Mater Türkçe Sunday, June 06, 2004 High School Home Announcements School calendar IB Program Departments Homework Library Registrars Office Counseling Health Corner Student Activities Grades Home General Director Contact Information Job Opportunities General Information Photo Albums e-Voice Atatürk's Corner Vehbi Koç Vakfý Upcoming Mathematics Competitions Atlantic Pacific Mathematics League 6 (30 minute-6 question) contests held in the months Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, March and April. Click here for the results from the first round of competition Individual scores are accumulated as are the Top 10 scores from each school. Open to all at Lise. A Junior High Competition in the Elementary school is run the same way. American Mathematics Competition Grade 10 and Grade 12 Competions held 25 Feb, 2004 25 multi-choice questions in 75 minutes. Atakan Demirseren Memorial Competition May 10/11 Teams and Ýndividuals. Prizes galore. More info later. Mathematics Department Links Mathematics Home Faculty Graphical Calculators Upcoming Math Competitions!

86. GM - GMability Education: The Stanley Cup Becomes Einstein's Cup math excellence among middle school students. mathletes are coached by teachers and volunteers and compete in regional, state, and national competitions. http://www.gm.com/company/gmability/edu_k-12/news/einstein_cup_04234.html

GM Brand Web Sites Automotive Buick Cadillac Chevrolet GMC HUMMER Oldsmobile Pontiac Saab Saturn GM Buypower GM Canada Holden Opel Vauxhall GM Certified Used GM Fleet GM Defense Companies ACDelco Allison Transmission Electro-Motive Genuine GM Parts GMAC GM Accessories GMAC Bank GM Cardmember Services GM Goodwrench Service GM Mobility GM Performance Parts GM XM Radio OnStar Powertrain GM Network Fiat Fuji/Subaru Isuzu Suzuki GM Powered Duramax Hydra-matic Northstar Vortec outputMenu("blue","Company","co"); outputMenu("green","Automotive","auto"); outputMenu("orange","Services","beyauto"); The Stanley Cup Becomes Einstein's Cup in Student Math Competition Students prepare for an activity at the 2004 MATHCOUNTS competition. The celebration will acknowledge students, or "mathletes," from the tri-county area who participated in a math competition called MATHCOUNTS during the school year. MATHCOUNTS is sponsored by GM, Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing (3M) and Electronic Data Systems (EDS). MATHCOUNTS is a unique program that builds math skills, promotes strategic problem solving and sharpens analytical abilities. Through the program, the educational, technical, business, and governmental communities work together to promote math excellence among middle school students. "Mathletes" are coached by teachers and volunteers and compete in regional, state, and national competitions.

87. Area Students Receive Awards For KU Math Competition mathematics, coordinated the competitions. The top three places in each group will be awarded cash prizes of $100, $75 and $50 at the math department s honors http://www.ur.ku.edu/News/01N/AprNews/Apr23/math.html

April 23, 2001 More Information For more information on the winners, as well as a detailed listing of Math Awareness Month events, check out the KU math department's web site Editors note: Hometowns: Lawrence and Overland Park. Related topics KU math workshops add up to fun for kids Award-winning math professor puts accent on attitude Search KU News releases Subscribe now to receive KU News by email Contact: Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, mathematics department, (785) 864-5162. Area students receive awards for KU math competition LAWRENCE More than 80 students, ranging from fifth graders to seniors in high school, tested their math skills in problem solving and critical thinking during a mathematics competition April 7 at the University of Kansas. The competition was part of the KU math department's Mathematics Awareness Month festivities. The theme for this year's celebration is "Math and the Ocean," said Bozenna Pasik-Duncan, professor of mathematics and coordinator of the month-long festivities. The students, representing more than 35 Lawrence and area schools, were divided into three categories for the competition: 5th and 6th graders, junior high (7th to 9th graders) and high school (10th to 12th graders).

88. Minister Provides Funding For Provincial Math Competition I am pleased to see our students getting involved with competitions that complement their math instruction in the classroom while challenging them to gain http://www.gov.nf.ca/releases/2002/edu/0430n01.htm

NLIS 1 April 30, 2002 (Education) Minister provides funding for provincial math competition Judy Foote, Minister of Education, presented a cheque in the amount of $4,000 to Graham Wood, president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers’ Association Science and Mathematics Special Interest Council to support the Senior Mathematics League Competition for 2002. This provincial contest is organized by the school boards in the province in partnership with the Faculty of Mathematics and Science at Memorial University of Newfoundland. "I am pleased to see our students getting involved with competitions that complement their math instruction in the classroom while challenging them to gain more knowledge. Extra curricular activities are important in the overall development of young people. In addition to the competition, the students will be able to spend time with university professors and discuss options for post-secondary education and career plans," said Minister Foote. "I thank the organizers of this provincial contest which will provide an enriching experience for our students." The Senior Mathematics League Competition involves more than 1,000 students who participate in district competitions, with winners participating in the provincial challenge. The competition will take place at Memorial University, St. John’s Campus, on May 4.

89. The Mathematical Association Of America (MAA) American Mathematics The Mathematical Association of America (MAA) American Mathematics competitions (AMC) This Internet site is the home page of the American Mathematics competitions, run by the Mathematical http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.unl.edu/amc/&y=02EAA0F0EA3BE9C5&

90. Count On Features games, puzzles and competitions for all ages. Details of events, an online maths museum, newspaper and magazines. Resources for parents and teachers. http://www.counton.org/

91. University Of Maryland Math Competition If you have questions or requests, please contact the chair of the competition committee, Professor Chris Laskowski email mcl@math.umd.edu tel.(301)405-5082 http://www.math.umd.edu/mathcomp/

THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND HIGH SCHOOL MATHEMATICS COMPETITION Here is the link to the 2003 University of Maryland High School Mathematics Competition Every autumn, the University of Maryland organizes a High School Mathematics Competition, open to high school students enrolled in Maryland or the District of Columbia. The Competition provides students stimulation, feedback and the opportunity for achievement. There are cash prizes and Edward Krahn Scholar opportunities, which vary from year to year. The competition consists of two examinations. Generally, over 2000 students take the Part I examination. Students who score well on the Part I exam are invited to participate in Part II of the Competition (a considerably more challenging exam). The exams require a sound knowledge of high school mathematics up to, but not including, calculus. Both parts require mathematical insight and ingenuity. The Competition began in 1979 under the leadership of Brit Kirwan, then chair of the Mathematics Department. The first Competition was organized by Professor Gertrude Ehrlich. Over the years, the Competition has been graced by many fine students. For recent years, we have more detailed records: Participating High Schools in Lists of Winners in Some previous Competition exams, with solutions

92. CMC Homepage Welcome to the Homepage of the. The CMC Homepage has moved to the following location. Please update your bookmarks. Thank you. http://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/CMC/CMCHome.html

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93. University Of Waterloo Faculty Of Mathematics More results from www.math.uwaterloo.ca ARML American Regions math League Michael Curry Technical Director yyoda@concentric.net. American Regions math League. Announcement! Dear ARML Coach,. Welcome to the 29th Annual ARML competition. http://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/Faculty/Contests/

The Faculty of Mathematics is home to the Canadian Mathematics Competition , a branch of the Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing, which conducts mathematics and computing contests each year for students in Grades 7 through the final year of high school. Over 200,000 students participated in the contests in 2000. Descartes Contest One of the most popular mathematics contests is the Descartes Contest . While the Descartes Contest is not required for admission, we encourage you to participate because it will help develop your problem-solving skills and prepare you for university studies. The Descartes Contest, however, is required to be eligible for a Faculty of Mathematics entrance scholarship If you're currently attending an Ontario high school, find out about writing the Descartes Contest in your school from one of your mathematics teachers. If you're an Ontario high school mathematics teacher, please visit the Descartes Contest website for information about registering your students for the contest.

94. Iowa Intercollegiate Mathematics Competition Tenth Annual Iowa Collegiate Mathematics Competition Saturday, April 17, 2004 Central College. 1995, Iowa State University. Problems from Prior competitions http://maa-ia.cornellcollege.edu/Contest.htm

Iowa Collegiate Mathematics Competition Home Officers and Liaisons Newsletters College Math Contest Teaching Award Meetings Latest News Seminars and Programs ... Section Bylaws Go to: Announcement Contest Rules Previous Winners Previous Problems Te nth Annual Iowa Collegiate Mathematics Competition Saturday, April 17, 2004 Central College The Tenth Iowa Collegiate Mathematics Competition will be held on Saturday, April 17, 2003, at Central College, in conjunction with the annual meeting of the Iowa Section of the MAA. To register a team, contact Ruth Berger ( bergerr@luther.edu Contest Rules The Iowa Collegiate Mathematics Competition is a three-hour team competition administered by the Iowa Section of the Mathematics Association of America in late March or early April of each year. Specific rules for the competition are listed below. 1. Teams will consist of at most three students. The students on a team will usually be from the same school. However, at the time of the competition, teams of fewer than three students from different schools can combine to make a team of two or three. (The latter should not be used to form "all-star" teams consisting of the best students from two or three schools, but only to allow more students to compete on full teams.) 2. The exam consists of 10 problems. Each team submits one set of solutions to all or some of the problems.

95. Events And Dates Top^. The Anne Arundel County High School math Competition has been sponsored by the math Department of Anne Arundel Community College for the past 30 years. http://www.aacc.cc.md.us/matkehays/MathAwareness/MathAwareness.htm

Events and Dates 30 Days of Problems for 30 Years of High School Math Competitions The Prisoner Problem Welcome. April is Math Awareness Month. The Mathematics Department of Anne Arundel Community College has planned several activities to help the community be aware of mathematics. On Thursday, April 6 th , Professor Robyn Russow will present Mathemagic. Her magical feats will involve mathematics. Her performance will be held in the science lecture hall, room 110, of the Dragun Building. Dr. S. Brent Morris, Senior Mathematician at the National Security Agency, will present "Magic Tricks, Card Shuffling, and Dynamic Computer Memories" from 2:30 to 3:30 in the science lecture hall, room 110, of the Dragun Building. This talk begins with a magic trick and a scientific analysis of card tricks. This leads to a brief study of card scuffling and the introduction of the perfect shuffle and its mathematics. Formulas are developed that describe the movement of any card in a deck after any sequence of perfect shuffles, and this in turn is used to design a dynamic computer memory. Finally, we show the accessing algorithm for the dynamic memory, the movement formula for perfect shuffles, and the card trick all use the same mathematical principle. Attendees should bring a deck of cards to the talk. Mathematics projects will be exhibited in various places around campus. There will be a display in the foyer of the Florestano Building, the Careers Building Rotunda, and in other locations on campus.

96. Mathcontest ASU hosts math competition for local high school students. Augusta State University’s Department of math and Computer Science is http://www.aug.edu/public_information_and_publications/Mar04/math.html

ASU hosts math competition for local high school students The contest, which will begin at 8 a.m., will be in Galloway Hall and Butler Lecture Hall. Dr. Sethuraman says the students will be divided up into two teams, as there will be 180 students on campus. Students will have 1 1/2 hours to complete a 30-question written test. During the team competitions, each team will be given 12 questions to answer. A quick-answer session will follow, and students will have to answer 16 questions, each question in 1 1/2 minutes. The Math Contest Committee, which consists of ASU mathematics professors, is in charge of creating the questions for the contest. As the coordinator of the event, Dr. Sethuraman is in charge of talking to the coaches and teachers from the 18 high schools. Dr. Sethuraman says that some students competing are already taking advanced calculus courses at ASU, and many of the coaches of the high schools are alumni of the university. He says that the contest committee would like to keep in touch with the coaches and see how they perform in their curriculum. Other News: Peach Belt MPA Conference Visiting Execs Women's History ... Table of Contents Augusta State University Produced by the Office of Public Relations and Publications

97. Pitt Scores Add Up In Math Competition Pitt scores add up in math competition. Other Pitt math majors in the competition were junior Jonathan Holland and freshmen Liviu Ignat and Chad Newell. http://www.pitt.edu/utimes/issues/31/990513/16.html

University Times VOLUME 31 NUMBER 18 MAY 13, 1999 Pitt scores add up in math competition Pitt sophomore Dragos Ghioca outscored 2,569 mathematics undergraduates from nearly 420 colleges and universities to rank 10th in the annual William Lowell Putnam Mathematics Competition. Pitt ranked first among all public colleges and universities in the United States and 13th overall in the Putnam team competition. Ghioca is a student in the Department of Mathematics and holds a Chancellor's Scholarship from the University Honors College (UHC). Other Pitt math majors in the competition were junior Jonathan Holland and freshmen Liviu Ignat and Chad Newell. Ignat, als o a Chancellor's Scholar in UHC, ranked 34th. Holland, a published Brackenridge Fellow with UHC, and Newell ranked 502 and 827, respectively. Pitt is the only Pennsylvania institution and the only public university in the United States among the top 26 schools competing. The University's 13th place finish in the team competition with Ghioca, Ignat and Holland is two positions above its rank last year. "There is no more revered turf in undergraduate competitions than the Putnam," says Alec Stewart, dean of the Honors College. "Dragos Ghioca, Liviu Ignat, Jonathan Holland and Chad Newell are first class. The leadership of mathematics professor and Putnam committee chair Greg Constantine on behalf of undergraduate attainment has once again brought us great pride."

98. Past-exams ps; Singapore International mathematical Olympiad; The 18th Austrian Polish mathematics Competition (dvi); APMC; usamo1995.tex; MORE ROMANIAN math OLYMPIADS 1995; http://imo.math.ntnu.edu.tw/English/past-exams/past-exams.html

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99. Denison Student Wins National Math Competition Last spring, Khoury was a member of the Denison math Team which placed first in the Five College mathematics Competition held at Kenyon College. http://www.denison.edu/publicaffairs/pressreleases/khoury.html

Office of Public Affairs P.O. Box A - Granville - Ohio - 43023 N E W S R E L E A S E Contact: Stewart B. Dyke, Director of Public Affairs Phone: Fax: E-mail: dyke@denison.edu Edited: October 30, 2001 Denison Student Wins National Mathematics Competition GRANVILLE Denison University junior Michael Khoury Jr. of Rochester Hills, Mich., achieved a perfect score to place first in the U.S. National Collegiate Mathematics Championship held in August. The annual event was part of the summer meeting of the Mathematical Association of America held in Madison, Wis. Michael Khoury Jr. '03 Representing Denison, Khoury competed against approximately 35 other students from 30 other colleges. Each year colleges across America participate in monthly problem solving competitions on their own campuses and then select their best students to attend the U.S. National Finals. The problems required significant insight and mental agility. Also, the students had to successfully complete each problem before moving onto the next. Khoury achieved a perfect score, according to his faculty adviser Don Bonar, holder of the George R. Stibitz Distinguished Professor of Mathematics Chair at Denison. Last spring, Khoury was a member of the Denison Math Team which placed first in the Five College Mathematics Competition held at Kenyon College. Khoury also received a "Honorable Mention" in the most recent Putnam Mathematics Competition. He tied for 28th place out of 2,818 students from 434 colleges. The William Lowell Putnam Mathematics Competition has been held on an annual basis since 1938, and it is considered to be the most challenging mathematics competition in which undergraduates are able to participate.

100. CU-Boulder Students Named Outstanding In International Math Competition | News C CUBoulder Students Named Outstanding In International math Competition April 9, 2003. For the third time in the last four years, a http://www.colorado.edu/news/releases/2003/148.html

Top Stories News In Depth Search / News Archive News Services ... Just the Facts CU Fact Book CU-Boulder Students Named Outstanding In International Math Competition April 9, 2003 For the third time in the last four years, a team of University of Colorado at Boulder undergraduates was named an Outstanding Winner in the prestigious Mathematical-Interdisciplinary Contest in Modeling sponsored by the Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications. The team, consisting of applied mathematics majors Darin Gillis and Aaron Windfield, along with electrical engineering major David Lindstone, was one of only 16 Outstanding Winners among 638 teams from nine countries participating in the 2003 contest. The contest was held over a four-day period in February, during which the teams worked on one of three open-ended, applied problems, formulating a mathematical model with which to analyze it, drawing conclusions and submitting a written report. The CU-Boulder team was recognized for finding an optimal strategy for treating brain cancer using Gamma Knife radio surgery. A second CU-Boulder team received a Meritorious award on the same problem, while a third team from CU-Boulder received an Honorable Mention for its solution to a problem about the purchase and optimal placement of baggage screening machines at airports.

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