Blogs about: Calculus
Featured Blog
Some Factoring and the Definition of a Hyperbolic Function
These are two key pieces of information you will have to be able to utilize to evaluate the following indefinite integral: click here to view the solution … more →
daily integral
Intergration by Parts
David Woodford wrote 2 minutes ago: Integration by parts is a method that allows us to integrate the product of two function such as ∫2x … more →
Remembering One Trig Identity
Alexander wrote 1 day ago: We’ve been talking about a way to figure out trig identities without having to just memorize t … more →
Some Factoring and the Definition of a Hyperbolic Function
ericwashere wrote 3 days ago: These are two key pieces of information you will have to be able to utilize to evaluate the followin … more →
Confounding the Doubters
larrysarnerpseudoscience wrote 3 days ago: It is, unfortunately, the truth that Larry Sarner tried to invent a “better” voting mach … more →
Algebraic Substitution
ericwashere wrote 4 days ago: I’ve shown you a lot of trigonometric substitutions, how about if we use to make an algebra … more →
A Little Algebraic Twist
ericwashere wrote 5 days ago: While looking at an old text, I found The problem listed below. It is an amusing take on the usual b … more →
Sorrow...
Lynn wrote 5 days ago: I was sad and that incident is still depressing me. Countless strands of tears from my eyes continue … more →
No One Likes to “Work” Too Hard
ericwashere wrote 6 days ago: A hydraulic cylinder on an industrial machine pushes a steel block a distance of x feet … more →
Why Do Taylor Series Converge? (part 1)
— 6 comments
Mark Eichenlaub wrote 1 week ago: Although I use Taylor series regularly, I have never understood precisely why they work. The basic i … more →
The I-got-dragged Post #2 and Ze Night Market!
— 1 comment
Andy wrote 1 week ago: Last night, Xtina/Ugly/Fatso got bored so she called Gloria and I got dragged out for a drink/bite @ … more →
Wavey functions
christopherdrup wrote 1 week ago: Last week or so, my officemate Nick (who, by the way, is this week’s Geek of the Week), propos … more →
Larry Sarner: Defrauding the Descendant of the Inventor of Calculus!
axisofquackery wrote 1 week ago: Larry Sarner describes himself as an inventor. The only thing he actually seems to have invented is … more →
L. Ron Hubbard on the Invention of Calculus
axisofquackery wrote 1 week ago: Most people believe calculus was invented independently and at about the same time by Isaac Newton a … more →
2nd Day @ NEU
jl691 wrote 1 week ago: Well today is my 2nd at NEU, strictly speaking it’s the 3rd day. I arrived at Boston at 16:00 … more →
2+2=4
— 4 comments
Mon Zni wrote 2 weeks ago: Garrett: “With your brain and my brain combined, we could do just about anything!” After … more →
Taylor Polynomial Problems
chrisjs wrote 2 weeks ago: A few quarters ago a fellow graduate student pointed out a simple characterization of Taylor polynom … more →
Changing the summit of math education?
— 6 comments
Robert wrote 2 weeks ago: Arthur Benjamin thinks that the current model of the mathematics curriculum — leading from ari … more →
If an "invention" does not work, is it still an invention?
larrysarnerpseudoscience wrote 2 weeks ago: Throughout history, many people have developed what they thought were perpetual motion machines. Non … more →
Lagrangian and Production Maximization with Linear Budgetary Constraints
JJ Espinoza wrote 2 weeks ago: Mathematical Background: Multivariable calculus is merely an extension of single-variable calc … more →
Have your say. Start a blog.
See our free features →
An 
Brainchild
