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The paper should have to do with the history of mathematics, but it does not have to be of a time period
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or culture discussed in class. In fact, it would be appreciated if the paper and presentation involve one of the following: (1) recent developments in mathematics, (2) other cultures, (3) modern women mathematicians.
In regards to documentation, a total of at least six references must be used and cited. If more than three of the references are from the web, a basis must be given supporting a claim of authority for the references.
At least one of the references must be a good primary or near primary source, perhaps in translation. A book or paper by the subject of your paper would be a primary source.
These books are near primary works easily available.
Egyptian: The Rhind Mathematical Papyrus by Chace.
Greek: Euclid: The Elements by Heath.
The Medieval Latin Translation of the Data of Euclid by Ito.
Archimedes: The Works of Archimedes by Heath.
Apollonius: On Conic Sections Books I-III by Taliaferna
Nicomachus: Introduction to Arithmetic (The Great Book Series)
Islamic: al-Khowarizmi: Hisab al-jabr w’ al muqabalah by Rosen.
Omar Khayyam: The Algebra of Omar Khayam by Daoud Kasir.
Chinese: Fleeting Footsteps: Tracing the Conception of Arithmetic and algebra in
Ancient China by Lay-Yong Lam and Tian-Se Ang.
Europe: Jerome Cardan: The Book of Chance
Girolams Saccheri: Euclid Vindicatus
Descartes: Geometry (The Great Book Series)
For many other items: A Source Book in Mathematics: 1200-1800 by Dirk Struik,
A Source Book in Mathematics by D. E. Smith
The Treasury of Mathematics by H. O. Midonick
The History of Mathematics: A Reader by John Fawvel and Jeremy Gray
For an overview of an individual, consult a general history text and The Dictionary of Scientific Biography and various web sites particularly
This URL leads to The MacTutor History of Mathematics Archive.
It is not necessary to write about an individual. Some possible topics: the cycloid, game theory, fractional dimensions, Mercator projection, fractals, information theory. Remember to have history and mathematics in the paper.
