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1. The Remarkable Wine-rack Property. -- 2. The Restless Lion. -- 3. Apples And Sticks. -- 4. A Surprising Result Of Paul Erdʺos. -- 5. Miscellaneous Gleanings. -- 6. An Application Of Turán's Theorem. -- 7. Four Problems From Putnam Papers. -- 8. Topics Based On Problems From Quantum. -- 9. Two Distinguished Integers. -- 10. A Property Of The Binomial Coefficients. -- 11. Nine Miscellaneous Problems. -- 12. A Problem In Coin-tossing. -- 13. Semi-regular Lattice Polygons. -- 14. Six Problems From The Canadian Open Mathematics Challenge. -- 15. Three Pretty Theorems In Geometry. -- 16. Two Gems From Euclidean Geometry. -- 17. The Thue-morse-hedlund Sequence. -- 18. Two Miscellaneous Problems. -- 19. A Surprising Property Of Regular Polygons. -- 20. Three Short Stories In Number Theory. -- 21. Three Geometry Problems. -- 22. Three Problems From The 1990 Balkan Olympiad. -- 23. A Japanese 'fan' Problem. -- 24. Slicing A Doughnut. -- 25. A Problem From The 1980 Tournament Of The Towns. Ross Honsberger. Includes Indexes.
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- Author
- Ross Honsberger
- Publisher
- Mathematical Association of America ; Cambridge University Press
- Published
- 2003
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780883853320
- Category
- mathematics
- Subjects
- Mathematics, Stem
- Rating
- 5 / 5 (2 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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