"The essence of
mathematics lies in its freedom" (Georg Cantor)
Prof. Saburo Matsumoto
キャニオンズ大学数学科助教授・松本三郎
| Office: Mentry 119
(Use the red door right by M-117 to enter the Photo
Gallery Hallway and turn right.) |
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| Phone: (661) 362-3661
Email:
(the best way to contact me)
Saburo.Matsumoto@canyons.edu |
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| Office Hours (Spring, 2010): MTW
10:30 to 11:30 AM or by appointment |
Schedule for Spring, 2010
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Course |
Time |
Location |
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Math 083: Geometry |
M-Th. 7:50 to 9:00AM |
BYKH 115 |
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Math 070: Intermediate Algebra |
M-Th. 9:10 to 10:20 AM |
BYHK 115 |
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Math 213: Calculus III |
TTh. 5 to 7:25 PM |
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My favorite number: e ( = 2.71828182845904523...)
Download:
graph paper (1cm),
graph paper (1/4 inch),
polar graph
[Brief Introduction] Although I was born and raised in Kobe, Japan, I
have lived in many places around the world, including the Central Valley
and the Bay Area of California, South Carolina, Virginia, Michigan,
Mississippi, Yokohama (Japan) and Melbourne (Australia). My area of
specialty is topology, the branch of pure mathematics sometimes referred
to as "rubber-band geometry." A topologist is defined as a person who
cannot distinguish between a coffee mug and a doughnut.
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幾何学よ 桜の花の美しさ
Cherry blossoms display beautiful pentagonal
shapes and the fifth Fibonacci number, 5. |