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Mathematical Excalibur
Summary
Mathematical Excalibur is a mathematics newsletter created by the Department of Mathematics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in 1994, around the time the International Mathematical Olympiad was held in Hong Kong.
It is a valuable collection of resources for students, teachers, and mathematics enthusiasts, featuring IMO-style problems, articles on olympiad techniques, mathematical ideas, and a problem corner where readers contribute solutions. The archive contains many years of issues, providing a rich source of challenging problems and elegant solutions that encourage deeper problem-solving skills and exploration of advanced mathematics.
JOURNAL
Summary
Mathematical Excalibur is a mathematics newsletter created by the Department of Mathematics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in 1994, around the time the International Mathematical Olympiad was held in Hong Kong.
It is a valuable collection of resources for students, teachers, and mathematics enthusiasts, featuring IMO-style problems, articles on olympiad techniques, mathematical ideas, and a problem corner where readers contribute solutions. The archive contains many years of issues, providing a rich source of challenging problems and elegant solutions that encourage deeper problem-solving skills and exploration of advanced mathematics.
JOURNAL
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