As seen from the 120 cell

Talks and Stuff

Many of the works here have benefitted from the support of various NSF grants
  • Slides for the Mobile Mathematics Society talk, Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2008; same slides used at Knots in Washington # 27.
  • Slides for a different Mobile Mathematics Society talk, Spring 2007.
  • Text of a talk at the Unitarian Universalist of Mobile, Sunday, Oct. 5, 2008.
  • Baton Rouge many years ago.
  • Baltimore many years ago.
  • College Park, Md. many years ago.
  • Knots in Washington, November, 2006.
  • Miami of Ohio.
  • A defintion of mathematics I gave this in Polimetria.
  • I think this was Columbus, Ohio.
  • Some notes and the slides .
  • The Binomial Theorem.
  • Osaka
  • Shodo-Shima
  • A compendium of drawings inspired by Tony Robbin.
  • An etude on the central projection of the hypercube.
  • Another article for Polimetria.
  • Another Knots in Washington talk. Here I give the braid movie for the 2-twist spun trefoil and arrange it to be readable by robots.
  • A little picture to depict quandle coloring.
  • Intelligence of Low Dimensional Topology, Hiroshima.
  • Hanoi 2007 beamer presentation.
  • Dallas 2007 beamer presentation.
  • Columbia University 2007 beamer presentation.
  • Gdansk 2008 beamer presentation.
  • Tampa 2007 beamer presentation with Tony Robbin.
  • Oberwolfach 2008 beamer presentation.
  • Baton Rouge 2008 beamer presentation.
  • An essay about mathematics education my opinion only at the time of the writing.
  • Summary of quandle ideas. Some notes about the Joyce/Matveev Theorem and other quandle matters.
  • Remarks on the dedication to Tubular #19.  Casey Downing's piece dedicated to the memory of members of the Eichold family.
  • Number Shapes Notes written to a 2nd grader on count-bys, squares, and triangles.
  • Problem book sketch Notes written to a high schooler: Drill problems in various areas. Incomplete.
  • Book sketch for High School teachers Incomplete, and material in the next link is also needed for understanding.
  • Fractals in Higher Dimensions Complete book manuscript, but images of the fractals are supposed to run in the margins as a flip book.

    • J. Scott Carter
    Professor of Mathematics
    Department of Mathematics and Statistics
    ILB 325
    University of South Alabama
    Mobile, AL 36688-0002

    (334) 460-6264 / 460-7969 FAX
    click here for e-mail.

    Back to Scott Carter's home page
    The views and opinions expressed in these web page(s) are strictly those of the author. The contents of these page(s) have not been reviewed or approved by the University of South Alabama. I am not responsible for content in linked material. Come to think of it, I am not repsonsible for much!