About Math Horizons

• Math Horizons is the undergraduate publication of the Mathematical Association of America. Unlike research journals, Math Horizons publishes articles of interest to undergraduates without an extensive background in mathematics.
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My Publications

• (1) My conversation with the Klein Four group appeared in the November 2005 issue due to the success of their hit "Finite Simple Group (of Order Two)" from appearing on the not always reputable site CollegeHumor.com.
• (2) My article entitled "How to Start and Maintain your school's Math Club" appeared in the September 2006 issue.
• (3) My sequel article entitled "Sustaining Your Math Club" appeared in the September 2008 issue.
• I may write a third article on this topic. Please email me if you have any suggestions for future editions of this article.
• The Pacific Coast Undergraduate Mathematics Conference featured my two Math Horizons articles on Math Clubs, so you can now read them directly online!
• (4) My article entitled "A Knot Game with _not KNerds" with with Allison Henrich on undergraduate research appeared in the November 2012 issue. It can also be read here in full!

More for _not KNerds

• In our article, we proposed the following undergraduate research project: Study the knot game on pretzel knots.
• In our article, we also refer to some knot homology theories. If you'd like to learn more, check out Louis Kauffman's Introduction to Khovanov Homology.
• Connect with other Not Knerds on the Facebook group.
• See more links under my Tips for Young Mathematicians page.