Sequences—Basic elements for discrete mathematics |
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Authors: | Hans-Georg Weigand |
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Institution: | 1.Didaktik der Mathematik,Universit?t Würzburg,Würzburg |
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Abstract: | Sequences are fundamental mathematical objects with a long history in mathematics. Sequences are also tools for the development
of other concepts (e. g. the limit concept), as well as tools for the mathematization of real-life situations (e. g. growth
processes). But, sequences are also interesting objects in themselves, with lots of surprising properties (e. g. Fibonacci
sequence, sequence of prime numbers, sequences of polygonal numbers). Nowadays, new technologies provide the possibility to
generate sequences, to create symbolic, numerical and graphical representations, to change between these different representations.
Examples of some empirical investigation are given, how students worked with sequences in a computer-supported environment. |
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