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A Wide Lattice with Two One-Way Walls; a Parking Garage Lattice (1593-lattice only) (1997)
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1997
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David Page Papers
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A Wide Lattice with Two Non-Absorbing One-Way Walls (watch the arrows) and one Absorbing column. Basically. . . . (1998)
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1998
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David Page Papers
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A Spiral Parking Garage with an Absorbing and a Non-Absorbing Barrier; It goes Up and Down Forever (13- lattice w/ examples and problems)
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7-Folding Parking Garage w/ Regular Negatives and with one non-absorbing barrier (lattice only) (1998)
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1998
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David Page Papers
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Early Homework on “Easy” Lattices II (13-lattice w/OOB, examples, problems)
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Homework on a Triangular Lattice Answer Key
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A 17-Folding Pure Cylinder Lattice with an Absorbing Diagonal (north east through 3)
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7-Folding Spiral Parking Garage. Compare with Others. Column(s) Shaded Red are Absorbing. Regular Negatives. Zero on the Right. Fold Up
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A “Bigger Look” at Pure Cylinders and Diagonal Absorbing Barrier
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“This lattice is a pure cylinder. When you go right from 36 the next number you land on is zero." (lattice w/examples and problems)
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7-Folding, Spiral Parking Garage with 4th Grade Negatives and with an Absorbing Column in red
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David Page Papers
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Homework On A Regular Spiral Lattice That goes Up and Down Forever (lattice, examples, and problems)
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David Page Papers
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An Ordinary 41-Folding Spiral “Parking Garage” Lattice It Goes Up and Down Forever (with tape band)
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David Page Papers
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The Central Part of a Double Wedge - with Slick Ice in Between (When you hit a blank space you "slide" immediately to the next number) with Examples (1993)
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Double Wedge with examples (lattice only) (1991)
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A Spiral Parking Garage, Up and Down Forever, with Fall-through slots
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David Page Papers
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Some early thoughts about Number theory
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1993
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David Page Papers
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An Inscribed Square, Triangle, and Hexagon w/ AK
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1991
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David Page Papers
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5 right triangles
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An Angle ABC was drawn. . . [Math 108 Quiz] (sin, cos, tan)
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A Sector Problem “Given Angle AOB= 81.007
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A Regular Undecagon Inscribed in an 18 cm Circle w/ AK
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1990; 1991
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David Page Papers
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Three Sectors (Math 106 Practice Sheet)
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David Page Papers
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Squares, Rectangles, Circles, and Combinations
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Pieces of Circles (Juliet Rempa’s 5th and 6th)
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Finding Areas When The Distances Are Not Generally Whole Numbers
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Volume of Boxes Quiz (First Friday Quiz; Advanced Section)
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July 11, 1986
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David Page Papers
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Cuisenair Rod Tower Problem
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David Page Papers
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Cones and Stuff
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1992
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David Page Papers
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Mass and “Price” of Various Objects
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1996
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David Page Papers
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Fifteen Congruent Circles in a Rectangle
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David Page Papers
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Four Sectors of Circles
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David Page Papers
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Four Sectors Master
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David Page Papers
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Two “Fans” – From A to F to T A Diagram of the Keck Telescope Mirror
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David Page Papers
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Polygons, a Sector on Grid
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A winged hexagon and a “wedge” (grid)
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Figures for Area and Perimeter
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A Semicircle with a Triangle Hole
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From Third Grade to Twelfth Grade with One Triangle ABC on grid
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A Bit About the Number e (handwritten by DP)
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David Page Papers
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A Diagram of the Compound Mirror for the Keck Telescope w/ instructions and AK
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1990;1994
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David Page Papers
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Two Fans to Fairly Close Scale
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David Page Papers
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Mathematics 309 [Geometric Measurement with Calculators]
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David Page Papers
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Fan with 25 degree, 20 degree, and 50 degree triangles
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David Page Papers
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Math E309C Second Quiz (1988)
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May 18, 1988
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David Page Papers
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Math E351 Fourth and Last Quiz
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David Page Papers
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From Third Grade to Twelth Grade with One Triangle ABC
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David Page Papers
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Math 106 Quiz (1984) Find the PQRSTUVWXYZ directions (corresponding page is not obvious)
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October 29, 1984
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David Page Papers
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Math 106 Quiz Hobgolin Day ”What is the smallest prime number greater than 500?”
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October 31, 1984
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David Page Papers
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Math 106 Quiz and HW “Set Theory”
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October 15, 1984
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David Page Papers
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