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Some comments on coordinate free and scale invariant methods in morphometrics / by Lele, Subhash.(CARDINAL)197834; University of North Carolina (System).Institute of Statistics.(CARDINAL)165205; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.Department of Statistics.(CARDINAL)149563;

Includes bibliographical references (pages 24-25).

Subjects: Shape theory (Topology); Finite element method.; Numerical analysis.;

Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 3

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Math lab for kids : fun, hands-on activities for learning with shapes, puzzles, and games / by Rapoport, Rebecca,author.(CARDINAL)628276; Yoder, J.,1975-author.(CARDINAL)628280;

Geometry: learning about shapes: prisms and pyramids and Platonic solids, oh my! -- Topology: mind-bending shapes: learn about squeezable, squishable shapes and surfaces -- Coloring maps like a mathematician: using the fewest number of colors possible, fill in a map so adjacent shapes are different -- Stitching curves: learn to create curves using only straight lines -- Fantastic fractals: a fractal is a shape that is similar to itself no matter how far you zoom in on one particular part -- Terrific tangrams: solve ancient Chinese puzzles by making different shapes from the same seven pieces -- Toothpick puzzles: create and solve brainteasers using patterns of toothpicks -- The game of Nim: learn the game of Nim and develop a strategy to win every time -- Graph theory: making connections: explore how points and edges are interconnected."Math Lab for Kids provides 52 fun labs to teach children basic math concepts through activities and games."--Ages 7-10.IG840L

Subjects: Mathematics; Mathematics; Geometry; Geometry;

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Math lab for kids : fun, hands-on activities for learning with shapes, puzzles, and games / by Rapoport, Rebecca,author.(CARDINAL)628276; Yoder, J.,1975-author.(CARDINAL)628280;

Geometry: learning about shapes: prisms and pyramids and Platonic solids, oh my! -- Topology: mind-bending shapes: learn about squeezable, squishable shapes and surfaces -- Coloring maps like a mathematician: using the fewest number of colors possible, fill in a map so adjacent shapes are different -- Stitching curves: learn to create curves using only straight lines -- Fantastic fractals: a fractal is a shape that is similar to itself no matter how far you zoom in on one particular part -- Terrific tangrams: solve ancient Chinese puzzles by making different shapes from the same seven pieces -- Toothpick puzzles: create and solve brainteasers using patterns of toothpicks -- The game of Nim: learn the game of Nim and develop a strategy to win every time -- Graph theory: making connections: explore how points and edges are interconnected."Math Lab for Kids provides 52 fun labs to teach children basic math concepts through activities and games."--Ages 7-10.IG840L

Subjects: Mathematics; Mathematics; Geometry; Geometry;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1

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