Graduate Student Papers Presented at the NES/MAA Fall 2007 Meeting

Hyperelliptic Curves in Characteristic Two
Yasin Demirbas, Boston University

The Dynamics of Maps of the Torus
Sebastian Mineo, Fairfield University

The Bochner Identity in Euclidean Space
Zachary J. Smith, University of Maine – Orono

New Colleague Papers Presented at the NES/MAA Fall 2007 Meeting

Pseudodifferntial operators on groups
Susan Córe, Smith College

Student Probability Misconceptions and (possible) Remedies
Kathleen Rondinone, Southern Connecticut State University

that activate student misconceptions and also offer possible remedies.

8:20-8:35 A Matrix Completion Problem on P 0,1-matrices
Amy Wangsness, Fitchburg State College

Undergraduate Student Papers Presented at the NES/MAA Spring 2006 Meeting

Determinism in Text
Adam Callahan, UMass Dartmouth

Ehrenreucht-Fraisse Games on Linear Orderings
Tom Kern, Dartmouth College

Chaos Theory
Tariq Lescouflair, Sacred Heart University

The Impact of the Sleeper Effect and Relapse on the Dynamics of Cigarette Smoking Among Adolescents.
Pamela Reitsma, University of Maine

Numerical Instability of Loop Quantum Cosmology II
Jessica Rosen, UMass Dartmouth

Oral Communication Skills
Mary Servatius, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

REU Experience
Allah Shved, UMass Boston

Asymmetrical Binary Branching Fractal Trees
Kinneret Suberri, University of Hartford

Vertex-Magic Total Labelings
John Walthour and Matt Burger

A Generating Function Description of the Sieve Method
Yangyang Liu, Dartmouth College

Contributed Papers Presented at the NES/MAA Spring 2006 Meeting

Clustering the Short Stories of Edgar Allan Poe with Formal Concept Theory
Roger Bilisoly, Central Connecticut State University

A Report on a Class of Mechanical Problems
Larry Blaine, Plymouth State University

Medieval Islam as the birthplace for college algebra
Ezra Halleck, New York City College of Technology (CUNY)

Dragon Folds and Turn Lists
Brian Kelly, Roger Williams University

Residuated semilattices and positive universal classes
Jeffrey S. Olson, Norwich University

A College Course for Math/Computer Science majors in a Community College
Zenaida Ramos, Quincy College

Euler and the Odd Perfect Numbers
Ed Sandifer, Western Connecticut State University

A Common Reflexive Basis for Studying the Degree of Certainty of Mathematical Models
Krassimir Tarkalanov, Quincy College

Monte Carlo Simulation and Brownian motion in the Finance Industry
Xiaochuan (Frank) Wu, Norwalk, CT