The Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Mathematics Journal is devoted entirely to papers written by undergraduates on topics related to the mathematical sciences. Although the authors need not be undergraduates at the time of submission or publication, the work must have been completed before graduation. The journal will be distributed freely in an electronic format from this site. In order to maintain a high level of exposition, each paper must be sponsored by a mathematician familiar with the student's work and each paper will be refereed. The editor-in-chief will make the final decision for publication.
The Rose-Hulman Undergraduate Mathematics Journal is sponsored by the Mathematics Department at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.
Current Issue: Volume 20, Issue 1
Articles
Reaching the NFL Playoffs Based on Week One Results: A Probability Model with Simulation
Peter Boyd, Brian Kidd, and Christopher Vincent
Algorithms to Approximate Solutions of Poisson's Equation in Three Dimensions
Ray Dambrose
A Generalized Newton-Girard Identity
Tanay Wakhare
New Experimental Investigations for the 3x+1 Problem: The Binary Projection of the Collatz Map
Benjamin Bairrington and Aaron Okano
Asymptotically Optimal Bounds for (t,2) Broadcast Domination on Finite Grids
Timothy W. Randolph
Graphs, Random Walks, and the Tower of Hanoi
Stephanie Egler
Triangle Packing on Tripartite Graphs Is Hard
Peter A. Bradshaw
Strengthening Relationships between Neural Ideals and Receptive Fields
Angelique Morvant
Monoidal Supercategories and Superadjunction
Dene Lepine