TABLE OF CONTENTS
Descriptive Summary
Biographical Note
Scope and Contents
Restrictions
Index Terms
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Publications:
Videocassettes:
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A Guide to the Gerald J. Porter Mathematical Publications
Collection, 1968-2001
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| Creator: | Porter, Gerald J. |
| Title: | Gerald J. Porter
Mathematical Publications Collection |
| Dates: | 1968-2001 |
| Abstract: | Gerald J. Porter
received his Ph.D. from Cornell University in 1963 and has been a professor at
the University of Pennsylvania since 1965. This collection consists of
publications and videocassettes from Porter’s personal mathematics collection.
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| Accession No.: | 2006-018 |
| Extent: | 1 ft., 8 in. |
| Laguage: | Materials are
written in English. |
| Repository: | Archives of American Mathematics, Center for
American History,The University of Texas at
Austin |
Gerald J. Porter received his Ph.D. from
Cornell University in 1963 and has been a professor at the University of
Pennsylvania since 1965. Porter has been involved in the Mathematical
Association of America since 1975, and served as Treasurer from 1992 to
2001.
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This collection consists of publications
and videocassettes from Porter’s personal mathematics collection. Of note, are
the materials related to the early use of computers in teaching mathematics.
Forms part of the Archives of American Mathematics
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Access Restrictions
Some restricted access. Access is
restricted to electronic records.
Use Restrictions
A portion of this collection is stored
remotely. Advance notice required for retrieval. Contact repository for
retrieval.
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| | Maple (Computer
file) |
| | Mathematica (Computer
file) |
| | Mathematics |
| | Mathematics Computer assisted
instruction |
| | MATHLAB |
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Gerald J. Porter Mathematical
Publications Collection, 1968-2001, Archives of American Mathematics, Center
for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
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Publications:
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| 2.1/2006-018/1 | | | Anton, Howard.
Linear Kit: A Linear Algebra Software
Package. Anton Textbooks,
1986 |
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| 4RM127 | | | | Restricted: Linear-Kit
Program Disk, 5” Floppy disk,
1986 |
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| 2.1/2006-018/1 | | | Calculus: A Computer Oriented
Presentation. Preliminary Edition: Part 2. Cricisam,
1968 |
| | | Calculus: A Computer Oriented
Presentation. Preliminary Edition: Part 3. Cricisam,
1968 |
| | | Calculus: A Computer Oriented
Presentation. Preliminary Edition: Part 4. Cricisam,
1968 |
| | | Calculus: A Computer Oriented
Presentation. Preliminary Edition: Part 5. Cricisam,
1968 |
| | | Calculus: Projects using Maple, Mathematica,
MATLAB. 5th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall,
1999 |
| | | Christensen, Mark J.
Computing for Calculus. New York:
Academic Press,
1981 |
| | | Dick, Thomas P., and Charles M. Patton.
Technology n Calculus: A Sourcebook of
Activities. Boston: PWS-Kent Publishing Company,
1992 |
| | | Dorn, William S., Gary G. Bitter, and David L. Hector.
Computer Applications for Calculus.
Boston: Princle, Weber and Schmidt, Inc.,
1972 |
| | | Hill, David R.
Experiments in Computational Matrix
Algebra. New York: Random House,
1988 |
| | | Hill, David R. and David E. Zitarelli.
Linear Algebra Labs with MATLAB.
Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall
1996 |
| | | Horn, Roger A. “Notes for a Calculus Computing
Laboratory.” Department of Mathematical Sciences, The Johns Hopkins University,
1976 |
| | | Jacoby, Samuel L. S., and Janusz S. Kowalik.
Mathematical Modeling with
Computers. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall,
1980 |
| | | Lax, Peter, Samuel Burstein and Anneli Lax.
Calculus with Applications and Computing:
Volume One. New York: Springer-Verlag,
1976 |
| | | LeCuyer, E. J.
Introduction to College Mathematics with a
Programming Language. New York: Springer-Verlag,
1978 |
| | | Leinbach, L. Carl.
Calculus with the Computer: A Laboratory
Manual. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall,
1974 |
| | | Linear Algebra Modules Project.
Linear Algebra: Modules for Interactive
Learning Using MAPLE. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.,
2000 |
| | | Porter, Gerald J., and David R. Hill.
Interactive Linear Algebra: A Laboratory
Coursing using Mathcad. New York: Springer-Verlag,
1996 |
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| 4RM127 | | | | Restricted: Two 3.5” computer
disks,
1996 |
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| 2.1/2006-018/1 | | | Schreiner, Axel T.
Computer Calculus: A Laboratory
Manual. Champaign, IL: Stipes Publishing Company,
1973 |
| | | Skidmore, Alexandra and Margie Hale.
A Guided Tour of Differential Equations
Using Computer Technology. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall,
1998 |
| | | Smith, David A.
INTERFACE: Calculus and the
Computer. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company,
1976 |
| | | Smith, David A.
INTERFACE: Calculus and the Computer
[Instructor’s Manual]. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company,
1976 |
| | | Smith, John.
Computer Simulation Models. New
York: Hafner Publishing Company,
1968 |
| | | Wicks, John R.
Linear Algebra: An Interactive Laboratory
Approach with Mathematica. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley Publishing
Company,
1996 |
| | | Computing and Mathematics Curriculum Project, Department
of Mathematics, University of Denver: |
| | | | Adams, Mary, John Clark, Irwin Hoffman, and William
Talbert. “Quadratic Equations,” August 1971 |
| | | | Bitter, Gary G., and Lyle E. Mauland.
“Functions,” September 1970 |
| | | | Bitter, Gary G., and Lyle E. Mauland.
“Limits,” September 1970 |
| | | | Bourke, Anne, and Margaret Brewer. “Analysis of Critical
Points of Polynomial Functions,” August 1971 |
| | | | Bradford, John W., and Kenneth Jones. “Natural Bases for
Logarithms,” October 1970 |
| | | | Brasch, Beryl, John Clark, and Irwin Hoffman. “Area
Under a Curve, Logarithsm, and Exponents,” October 1971 |
| | | | Clark, John, Irwin Hoffman, and William Talbert.
“Application of Logic to Circuit Design,” August 1971 |
| | | | Clark, John, Irwin Hoffman, and William Talbert.
“Polynomials,” August 1971 |
| | | | Clark, John, Irwin Hoffman, and William Talbert.
“Systems of Equations,” July 1971 |
| | | | Dorn, William S., John W. Bradford, and Ann Bourke.
“Circular Functions,” 1971 |
| | | | Elsey, Sister Mary Grace. “Solutions by
Approximation,” November 1971 |
| | | | Johnson, Gilbert P. “Numerical Solutions to Differential
Equations,” 1971 |
| | | | Johnson, Gilbert P. “Techniques of Numerical
Integration,” 1971 |
| | | | Larsen, Dean C. and Frederick J. Schwartz. “Innovative
Learning Activity for Studying Quadratic Functions,” 1971 |
| | | | Mauland, Lyle E. “Introduction to the
Derivative,” January 1971 |
| | | | Mauland, Lyle E. “Introduction to the
Integral,” 1971 |
| | | | Rose, M. E. “Lattice Points in a Circle: Experiments and
Conjectures,” July 1971 |
| | | | Wise, Alan K. “Applications of the
Derivative,” December 1971 |
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Videocassettes:
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| 4RM168 | | | R. L. Moore in “Challenge in the Classroom,”
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| | | Teaching Mathematics with Calculators: A National
Workshop, 1993: |
| | | | Discovery Workshop |
| | | | Four-function: More than Meets the Eye; Quantitative
Literacy: A Non-trivial Art; What is Mathematical Modeling? [2
copies] |
| | | Mathematics in a New Era: Supercalculators in the College
Classroom,
1992 |
| | | Math Show,
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| | | Growth of Pop, Newton’s Method, Taylor Series, Fourier
Series, Polar Coordinates, Conic Section,
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| | | Math – Who Needs It,
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| | | 2nd Order Linear Difference Equations with Constant
Coefficients,
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| | | Periodic Ornamental Designs by Schattschneider/Porter,
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| | | GIPSY II: Homoclinic Structures of Conservative Systems,
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| | | Martin Gardner, JPBM Communications Award,
undated |
| | | 2001 Math Olympiad, CBS Sunday Morning,
July 15, 2001 |
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