135 kids are registered for QED, Chicago’s Youth Math Research Symposium. A sampling of projects that have been proposed:
- Do Magic Rectangles Exist?
- The Missing Box: A Counting Problem
- Triangulating the Bullseye: Odd sided n-gons and figurate numbers
- Dividing the Pirate Booty
- The Collatz Conjecture
- McGuire the Gathering: The Battle of Probability
- Variations of Sprouts
- The Growing Painted Cube Problem
- Pascal’s Triangle Reformatted
- Tessellation Concentration
- Torus Tic-Tac-Toe
- Combinatorics on a Chessboard
- Quotientdoku
- 78,962,609,037,312,000 Ways to Keep Troublemakers Apart
- The Careless Waiter Problem: An Exploration of Multinomial Coefficients
- Mouse Trap Adapted
- Non-Transitive Dice and Probability
- Counting Castles
If you missed registration but would like to check out QED, email qed@mathcirclesofchicago.org to register as a guest. You can come see projects from 12:20-1:00, and hear our speaker Daniel Groves at 1:00PM, all on December 2nd. Join us!