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Background on Chris, the Merry Math Guy
- Fibo Dodgson
- I am a happily married father of two, and an educator, primarily in K-12 mathematics. My professional and educational background include the fields of architecture, banking and finance, public and private education. My interests include research and practice centered around the improvement of teacher and student learning of elementary mathematical ideas. By elementary mathematics, I am referencing all topics from pre-arithmetic (the subitizing numbers) to the beginnings of integral and differential calculus. I am currently working on my doctorate, where I hope to determine a useful causal inference with regard to multiplication and multiplicative thinking.
Famous thoughts about mathematics
"The essense of mathematics resides in its freedom; To ask the right question is harder than to answer it."- G. Cantor
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Footnote: (1) The zeta function may be defined on half the complex plane as the sum 1 + 1/2s + 1/3s + 1/4s + ...; its connection with number theory results from its factorization as a product Prod(1 - 1/p^s )^(-1), the product taken over all primes p.
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Footnote: (1) The zeta function may be defined on half the complex plane as the sum 1 + 1/2s + 1/3s + 1/4s + ...; its connection with number theory results from its factorization as a product Prod(1 - 1/p^s )^(-1), the product taken over all primes p.
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