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O. German, E. Lakshtanov (2008)
‘Minesweeper’ and spectrum of discrete LaplaciansApplicable Analysis, 89
Paper Minesweeper " or how to play " Minesweeper " without a computer
Prove that for any map, amount of tailed countries is even
A. Zvonkin (1992)
Mathematics for Little Ones.The Journal of Mathematical Behavior, 11
H. Poincaré (1934)
Science et méthode, 3
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is simplification of some mathematical theories for the needs of school education. Design/methodology/approach – This work is a result of long‐lasting regular observations of extra‐curriculum classes with primary school pupils. This research is based on some maxima given in a paper written by Zvonkin. Findings – This work gives examples of simplified math models that satisfy the claimed concept, accompanied with the set of problems attainable for primary school pupils. Originality/value – This work represents a set of criteria, with the guidance of which, any mathematician would be capable of creating a set of problems that would lead the pupils into the area of his research not as observers, but as participants.
Kybernetes – Emerald Publishing
Published: Oct 18, 2011
Keywords: Cellular automata; Turing machine; Minesweeper; Simplification of mathematical models; Questionnaire; Mathematics; Surveys
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