| EWD number |
Size (KB) |
Title |
| 1200 |
304 |
Only a matter of style? |
| 1201 |
89 |
Triggered by Wim Feijen's treatment of ``Exists Forall => Forall Exists'' |
| 1202 |
83 |
The complete (n + 1)-graph in n-dimensional space |
| 1203 |
129 |
Primes once more (re Kac & Ulam) |
| 1204 |
100 |
Complete DAGs |
| 1205 |
124 |
A trip to Harvard Law School, 10-11 April 1995 |
| 1206 |
81 |
An unfortunate use of symbols |
| 1207 |
37 |
A theorem about ``factors'' perhaps worth recording |
| 1208 |
200 |
A result of rabbit removal |
| 1209 |
174 |
Why American Computing Science seems incurable |
| 1210 |
134 |
The non-unique node multiplicity |
| 1211a |
435 |
On some very binary patterns (dedicated to F.E.J. Kruseman Aretz) |
| 1212 |
114 |
For the record: painting the sqared plane |
| 1213 |
149 |
Introducing a course on calculi |
| 1214 |
55 |
The marriage agency |
| 1215 |
131 |
Courtesy Dr. Birgit Schieder |
| 1216 |
39 |
The equation x: [x] |
| 1218 |
70 |
A few addenda to EWD1192 |
| 1219 |
93 |
``I have a proof that ....'' |
| 1220 |
29 |
Honors course ``Mathematical Methodology'', Spring 1996 |
| 1221a |
115 |
Points in the plane (unfinished) |
| 1221b |
235 |
Calculational proof design; an experiment |
| 1222 |
85 |
Inspired by ~[x] equiv [~x] |
| 1223 |
49 |
WLOG, or the misery of the unordered pair |
| 1224 |
98 |
Hm++, a new Professional Standard (From the desk of the chairman of the Board of Mathematics Inc.) |
| 1225 |
150 |
Misra's weakest fair buffer |
| 1226 |
24 |
A simple geometrical theorem I did not know |
| 1227 |
109 |
A somewhat open letter to David Gries |
| 1228 |
71 |
Sylvester's theorem used (see EWD1016) |
| 1229 |
139 |
Nondeterministic construction of an arbitrary witness |
| 1230 |
271 |
Three very little problems from Eindhoven |
| 1231 |
63 |
The arithmetic and geometric means once more |
| 1232 |
21 |
My simplest theorem |
| 1233 |
97 |
A hint from monotonicity? |
| 1234 |
82 |
A problem communicated by Laurens de Vries |
| 1235 |
87 |
Een scheve schaats |
| 1236 |
113 |
The wife-swapping couples once more (See EWD1103 and EWD1115) |
| 1237 |
32 |
Elegance and effective reasoning (Fall 1996) |
| 1238 |
89 |
Foreword |
| 1239 |
556 |
A first exploration of effective reasoning |
| 1240a |
638 |
A little bit of lattice theory |
| 1241 |
73 |
The transitive closure of a wellfounded relation |
| 1243 |
168 |
The next fifty years |
| 1243a |
198 |
The next fifty years |
| 1244 |
36 |
The formula for sin(alpha + beta) |
| 1244a |
32 |
The formula for sin.(alpha + beta) |
| 1245 |
81 |
A kind of converse of Leibniz's Principle |
| 1246 |
44 |
Courtesy Rajeev Joshi |
| 1247 |
66 |
Beware of the empty range |
| 1248 |
46 |
Homework #1 (See EWD996) |
| 1249 |
65 |
Andrew's challenge once more (see EWD1247) |
| 1250 |
67 |
The couples, the river, and the little boat |
| 1251 |
122 |
Two problems derived from Hugo Steinhaus |
| 1252 |
183 |
Convocation speech, December 8, 1996 |
| 1253 |
23 |
Mathematical induction's fixpoint |
| 1254 |
63 |
A sequel to EWD1241 and WF 233/AvG 141 |
| 1255 |
296 |
Pruning the search tree |
| 1256 |
77 |
Mathematical Methodology, Spring 1997 |
| 1257 |
76 |
Defining the greatest common divisor |
| 1258 |
45 |
The ladder theorem |
| 1258a |
51 |
The ladder theorem |
| 1260 |
116 |
The marked coins and the scale |
| 1261 |
83 |
The angle bisectors of a triangle |
| 1263 |
26 |
A correction to EWD1240 |
| 1265 |
56 |
The theorem of de Ceva once more |
| 1266a |
130 |
Proving an implication via its converse |
| 1267 |
227 |
On the determinant of the product of two square matrices |
| 1268 |
319 |
The Mathematical Divide |
| 1269 |
118 |
A simple proof of Hall's Theorem |
| 1270 |
113 |
How closures could have been invented |
| 1271 |
273 |
N cheers for determinants (N>>0) |
| 1272 |
92 |
A Geometry Problem from ``The Monthly'', March 1998 |
| 1273 |
79 |
On Dijkstra's Lemma and Kruskal's Algorithm |
| 1274 |
143 |
For the record: Yossi Shiloach's Algorithm |
| 1276 |
262 |
The algebraic core of a propositional logic (with Rutger M. Dijkstra) |
| 1277 |
346 |
Society's role in mathematics |
| 1278 |
255 |
A calculational example |
| 1279 |
77 |
A simple country dance for transitivity and shunting |
| 1280 |
270 |
A tough experiment with the triangle calculus |
| 1280a |
350 |
A formula is worth a thousand pictures (dedicated to Charles Antony Richard Hoare) |
| 1281 |
98 |
An iteration for the k-th root with cubic convergence |
| 1282 |
83 |
On graphs whose nodes are Black or White |
| 1283 |
70 |
How ``they'' try to corrupt ``us'' |
| 1284 |
727 |
Computing Science: Achievements and Challenges |
| 1285 |
202 |
To Cambridge by mistake (13-18 April 1999) |
| 1286 |
67 |
A partition theorem of Euler's generalized |
| 1287 |
182 |
Dear Tony, dearest Jill, and other people, dear or not |
| 1288 |
68 |
Ulrich Berger's argument rephrased |
| 1289 |
100 |
A 2-colouring problem in the rational plane |
| 1290 |
45 |
Eliminating cascading carries |
| 1291 |
110 |
Courtesy Georg Cantor and Jayadev Misra |
| 1292 |
67 |
When a symmetric operator distributes over (up) and (down) |
| 1293 |
200 |
Constructing the Binary Search once more |
| 1294a |
179 |
Designing a calculational proof of Cantor's theorem |
| 1295 |
144 |
On the transitive closure of a wellfounded relation |
| 1296 |
156 |
On weighted means, geometric and arithmetic |
| 1296a |
96 |
On weighted means, geometric and arithmetic |
| 1297 |
84 |
Triggered by a high-school exercise |
| 1298 |
544 |
Under the spell of Leibniz's Dream |
| 1299 |
52 |
On defining sets, suprema, and infima |