American mathematical monthly

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  Año 1997, Vol. 104, Número 10

  • Ramanujan's association with radicals in India

    Bruce C. Berndt

    págs. 905-911

    

  • Ramanujan, taxicabs, birthdates, ZIP codes, and twists

    Ken Ono

    págs. 912-917

    

  • Simplicity and surprise in Ramanujan's `lost' notebook

    George E. Andrews

    págs. 918-925

    

  • The catalan numbers, the lebesgue integral, and 4n-2

    Wen-Jin Woan, Lou Shapiro

    págs. 926-931

    

  • Good matrices: Matrices that preserve ideals

    R. Bruce Richter, William P. Wardlaw

    págs. 932-938

    

  • A converse of the mean value theorem

    Jingcheng Tong, Peter A. Braza

    págs. 939-942

    

  • Primes at a (Somewhat Lengthy) glance

    Paul Erdos, Takashi Agoh

    págs. 943-945

    

  • The mathematics education reform: Why you should be concerned and what you can do

    H. Wu

    págs. 946-954

    

  • Confronting reform

    Jeremy Kilpatrick

    págs. 955-962

    

  • A shorter proof of the ramanujan congruence modulo 5

    John L. Drost

    págs. 963-964

    

  • An amusing representation of

    Scott Ahlgren, Lars English

    págs. 964-966

    

  • Monthly unsolved problems, 1969-1997

    Richard K. Guy, Richard Nowakowski

    págs. 967-973

    

  • Problems and solutions

    Daniel H. Ullman, Gerald A. Edgar

    págs. 974-984

    

  • Reviews

    Underwood Dudley

    págs. 985-987

    

  • Reviews

    Ezra A. Brown, Underwood Dudley

    págs. 988-991

    

  • Telegraphic reviews

    Arnold Ostebee

    págs. 992-997