Keith Jones
kjones@math.binghamton.edu

Teaching Schedule, Fall 2008:

		MATH221: Calculus I	02	MWF	8:00-9:30	EB N25
		Office Hours		(to be determined)		LN 2243		(or send me an email)

Courses

Current
MATH221: Calculus I, Fall 2008

Previous
MATH371: Differential Equations, Summer 2008 (Term II)
MATH222: Calculus II, Spring 2008
MATH221: Calculus I, Fall 2007
MATH371: Differential Equations, Summer 2007 (Term II)
MATH323: Calculus III, Spring 2007

Math Links

Reference

• Wolfram Mathworld The makers of Mathematica
• Wikipedia Tons of good math information
• Springer Encyclopedia of Mathematics Sweeeeet.

Other

• This Week in Mathematical Physics John C. Baez. Neat stuff.

I have collected some information for users of the department's computers. I am no longer the assistant system administrator, so I don't plan on maintaining this information. As updates are made to the system, some of it will therefore become outdated.

Homepage of the Graduate Student Summer Seminar

I have begun a small collection of notes, all incomplete, many not proofread, regarding various subjects. If you find errors in any of my notes, (there are many, I assure you), feel free to let me know via email. Thanks.

What's green and complete?
The Real Lime.

Some crosswords I've constructed:

Straight (American-Style):

• Puzzle 1 My first real american crossword
  
• Puzzle 2 My first with a decent theme
  
• Puzzle 3 My first with lots of white space
  
• Puzzle 4 Not really a first anything
• Puzzle 5 I like this one

Cryptic:

• Cryptic 1
• Cryptic 2

Weird:

• Overlapping Crossword

Solutions:

• Cryptic 1 Solution
• Cryptic 2 Solution
• Overlapping Solution

See Wikipedia's page on cryptic crosswords for more information on these gems. The overlapping is an experimental puzzle, so let me know how it is.

Some homeless cryptic clues:
A puzzle is lastly an image shredded. (6)
Put cumin unto the Reals. (9)