An update of the four-color problem, by Robin Thomas, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 45 (7) pp. 848–859, 1998. - Reflections on reflection in a spherical mirror, by Peter M. Neumann, American Mathematical Monthly 105(6) pp. 523–28, 1998. - Most-perfect pandiagonal magic squares, by Kathleen Ollerenshaw and David S. Bree, Mathematics Today 34 (5) pp. 139–143, 1998. - Aspects of children’s mathematics anxiety, by Karen Newstead, Educational Studies in Mathematics 36 (1) pp. 53–71, 1998 - Mahāvirā: the poet and mathematician, by Mahesh Dube, Mathematical Spectrum 31(1) pp. 1–6, 1998/99. - Triangles and trilinear coordinates, by H. Brian Griffiths and Adrian Oldknow, International Journal of Mathematical Education 29 (4) pp. 501–509, 1998. - Pinhole cameras, perspective, and projective geometry, by M. H. Eggar, American Mathematical Monthly 105 (7) pp. 618–630, 1998. - On the life and work of Lars Ahlfors, by Olli Lehto, Mathematical Intelligencer 20 (3) pp. 4–8, 1998 - Measuring the shape of the universe, by Neil J. Cornish and Jeffrey R. Weeks, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 45 (11) pp. 1463–1471, 1998. - Applications of the universal surjectivity of the Cantor set, by Yoav Benyamini, American Mathematical Monthly 105 (9) pp. 832–839, 1998. - Supporting students’ mathematical inquiries through reading, by Marjorie Siegal, Raffaella Borasi, Judith Fonzie, Journal for Research in Mathematical Education 29 (4) pp. 378–413, 1998. - Positive experiences with graphic calculators, by Tom Scott, Susan Jackman, Hilary Ballantine and Jen Harvey, Mathematics Today 35 (1) pp. 21–24, 1999. - The Josephus problem and Ahrens arrays, by I. M. Richards, Mathematical Spectrum 31 (2) pp. 30–33, 1998/9. - More on paper folding, by Dmitry Fuchs and Serge Tabachnikov, American Mathematical Monthly 106 (1) pp.27–35, 1999. - Arthur Cayley : the road not taken, by Tony Crilly, Mathematical Intelligencer 510 (5) p.49–53, 1999. - Much ado about nothing – an introductive inquiry about zero, by Lionello Pogliani, Milan Randić and Nenad Trinajstić, International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology 29 (5) p.729–744, 1998. - The role of mathematics in solid tumour growth, by Helen Byrne, Mathematics Today 35 (2) p.48–53, 1999.

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An update of the four-color problem, by Robin Thomas, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 45 (7) pp. 848–859, 1998. - Reflections on reflection in a spherical mirror, by Peter M. Neumann, American Mathematical Monthly 105(6) pp. 523–28, 1998. - Most-perfect pandiagonal magic squares, by Kathleen Ollerenshaw and David S. Bree, Mathematics Today 34 (5) pp. 139–143, 1998. - Aspects of children’s mathematics anxiety, by Karen Newstead, Educational Studies in Mathematics 36 (1) pp. 53–71, 1998 - Mahāvirā: the poet and mathematician, by Mahesh Dube, Mathematical Spectrum 31(1) pp. 1–6, 1998/99. - Triangles and trilinear coordinates, by H. Brian Griffiths and Adrian Oldknow, International Journal of Mathematical Education 29 (4) pp. 501–509, 1998. - Pinhole cameras, perspective, and projective geometry, by M. H. Eggar, American Mathematical Monthly 105 (7) pp. 618–630, 1998. - On the life and work of Lars Ahlfors, by Olli Lehto, Mathematical Intelligencer 20 (3) pp. 4–8, 1998 - Measuring the shape of the universe, by Neil J. Cornish and Jeffrey R. Weeks, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 45 (11) pp. 1463–1471, 1998. - Applications of the universal surjectivity of the Cantor set, by Yoav Benyamini, American Mathematical Monthly 105 (9) pp. 832–839, 1998. - Supporting students’ mathematical inquiries through reading, by Marjorie Siegal, Raffaella Borasi, Judith Fonzie, Journal for Research in Mathematical Education 29 (4) pp. 378–413, 1998. - Positive experiences with graphic calculators, by Tom Scott, Susan Jackman, Hilary Ballantine and Jen Harvey, Mathematics Today 35 (1) pp. 21–24, 1999. - The Josephus problem and Ahrens arrays, by I. M. Richards, Mathematical Spectrum 31 (2) pp. 30–33, 1998/9. - More on paper folding, by Dmitry Fuchs and Serge Tabachnikov, American Mathematical Monthly 106 (1) pp.27–35, 1999. - Arthur Cayley : the road not taken, by Tony Crilly, Mathematical Intelligencer 510 (5) p.49–53, 1999. - Much ado about nothing – an introductive inquiry about zero, by Lionello Pogliani, Milan Randić and Nenad Trinajstić, International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology 29 (5) p.729–744, 1998. - The role of mathematics in solid tumour growth, by Helen Byrne, Mathematics Today 35 (2) p.48–53, 1999.

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An update of the four-color problem, by Robin Thomas, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 45 (7) pp. 848–859, 1998. - Reflections on reflection in a spherical mirror, by Peter M. Neumann, American Mathematical Monthly 105(6) pp. 523–28, 1998. - Most-perfect pandiagonal magic squares, by Kathleen Ollerenshaw and David S. Bree, Mathematics Today 34 (5) pp. 139–143, 1998. - Aspects of children’s mathematics anxiety, by Karen Newstead, Educational Studies in Mathematics 36 (1) pp. 53–71, 1998 - Mahāvirā: the poet and mathematician, by Mahesh Dube, Mathematical Spectrum 31(1) pp. 1–6, 1998/99. - Triangles and trilinear coordinates, by H. Brian Griffiths and Adrian Oldknow, International Journal of Mathematical Education 29 (4) pp. 501–509, 1998. - Pinhole cameras, perspective, and projective geometry, by M. H. Eggar, American Mathematical Monthly 105 (7) pp. 618–630, 1998. - On the life and work of Lars Ahlfors, by Olli Lehto, Mathematical Intelligencer 20 (3) pp. 4–8, 1998 - Measuring the shape of the universe, by Neil J. Cornish and Jeffrey R. Weeks, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 45 (11) pp. 1463–1471, 1998. - Applications of the universal surjectivity of the Cantor set, by Yoav Benyamini, American Mathematical Monthly 105 (9) pp. 832–839, 1998. - Supporting students’ mathematical inquiries through reading, by Marjorie Siegal, Raffaella Borasi, Judith Fonzie, Journal for Research in Mathematical Education 29 (4) pp. 378–413, 1998. - Positive experiences with graphic calculators, by Tom Scott, Susan Jackman, Hilary Ballantine and Jen Harvey, Mathematics Today 35 (1) pp. 21–24, 1999. - The Josephus problem and Ahrens arrays, by I. M. Richards, Mathematical Spectrum 31 (2) pp. 30–33, 1998/9. - More on paper folding, by Dmitry Fuchs and Serge Tabachnikov, American Mathematical Monthly 106 (1) pp.27–35, 1999. - Arthur Cayley : the road not taken, by Tony Crilly, Mathematical Intelligencer 510 (5) p.49–53, 1999. - Much ado about nothing – an introductive inquiry about zero, by Lionello Pogliani, Milan Randić and Nenad Trinajstić, International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology 29 (5) p.729–744, 1998. - The role of mathematics in solid tumour growth, by Helen Byrne, Mathematics Today 35 (2) p.48–53, 1999.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0025557200164162

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An update of the four-color problem, by Robin Thomas, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 45 (7) pp. 848–859, 1998. - Reflections on reflection in a spherical mirror, by Peter M. Neumann, American Mathematical Monthly 105(6) pp. 523–28, 1998. - Most-perfect pandiagonal magic squares, by Kathleen Ollerenshaw and David S. Bree, Mathematics Today 34 (5) pp. 139–143, 1998. - Aspects of children’s mathematics anxiety, by Karen Newstead, Educational Studies in Mathematics 36 (1) pp. 53–71, 1998 - Mahāvirā: the poet and mathematician, by Mahesh Dube, Mathematical Spectrum 31(1) pp. 1–6, 1998/99. - Triangles and trilinear coordinates, by H. Brian Griffiths and Adrian Oldknow, International Journal of Mathematical Education 29 (4) pp. 501–509, 1998. - Pinhole cameras, perspective, and projective geometry, by M. H. Eggar, American Mathematical Monthly 105 (7) pp. 618–630, 1998. - On the life and work of Lars Ahlfors, by Olli Lehto, Mathematical Intelligencer 20 (3) pp. 4–8, 1998 - Measuring the shape of the universe, by Neil J. Cornish and Jeffrey R. Weeks, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 45 (11) pp. 1463–1471, 1998. - Applications of the universal surjectivity of the Cantor set, by Yoav Benyamini, American Mathematical Monthly 105 (9) pp. 832–839, 1998. - Supporting students’ mathematical inquiries through reading, by Marjorie Siegal, Raffaella Borasi, Judith Fonzie, Journal for Research in Mathematical Education 29 (4) pp. 378–413, 1998. - Positive experiences with graphic calculators, by Tom Scott, Susan Jackman, Hilary Ballantine and Jen Harvey, Mathematics Today 35 (1) pp. 21–24, 1999. - The Josephus problem and Ahrens arrays, by I. M. Richards, Mathematical Spectrum 31 (2) pp. 30–33, 1998/9. - More on paper folding, by Dmitry Fuchs and Serge Tabachnikov, American Mathematical Monthly 106 (1) pp.27–35, 1999. - Arthur Cayley : the road not taken, by Tony Crilly, Mathematical Intelligencer 510 (5) p.49–53, 1999. - Much ado about nothing – an introductive inquiry about zero, by Lionello Pogliani, Milan Randić and Nenad Trinajstić, International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology 29 (5) p.729–744, 1998. - The role of mathematics in solid tumour growth, by Helen Byrne, Mathematics Today 35 (2) p.48–53, 1999.

Volume 83, Issue 497
Anne C. Baker ^(a1)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0025557200164162

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