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Ken W. Smith
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I am a mathematics professor at Sam Houston State University, active in algebra & combinatorics and in directing undergraduate research.

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When asked to by a religious university, how can an instructor make a mathematics course spiritually uplifting?
Mar 31 '14
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What should I do with kissing problem?
Mar 25 '14
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Making standards for "showing work" explicitly clear to students
Mar 25 '14
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"We already passed that course!" How to overcome this?
Mar 31 '14
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Historical Development vs Official Development
Mar 25 '14
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What's an intuitive way to think about the determinant?
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When is the product $(1+1)(1+4)…(1+n^2)$ a perfect square?
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Does the number pi have any significance besides being the ratio of a circle's diameter to its circumference?
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Instances where an existence result precedes the constructive version
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What are smallest finite images of triangle groups?

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