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<p>Homepage of Stephen Muir <br>
I am graduating Friday May 13 (ominous!), and will no longer be a teaching fellow at UNT. <br>
I will be conducting post-doctoral research with Dr. Mariusz Urba'nski this summer <br><br>
My email is srm0070@unt.edu; please write if you have any questions or requests about my research, or 
former students if you have any questions about your class.</p>
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<p><A HREF="http://www.math.unt.edu/dsdenton2009">Webpage</A> 
for the conference 'Dynamical Systems II',
which was hosted by the UNT Math Department in May, 2009.</p>
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Related to my phd work - <br>
<a href="muir_thesis_abstract.pdf"> Abstract of my dissertation </a>, <br>
<a href="defense_slides.pdf"> Adobe(beamer) slide show for the defense of my dissertation</a>,<br>
<a href="muir_thesis.pdf"> Gibbs/equilibrium measures for functions of multidimensional shifts
with countable alphabets</a>, my full dissertation, and <br>
<a href="anewcharacterization.pdf">A new characterization of Gibbs measures for unbounded
local energy functions on N^(Z^d)</a>, a preprint submitted to <i>Nonlinearity</i>. <br>
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<B> OLD CLASS, SPRING 2011 -- Math 1710.025 -- Calculus I</B> <br><br>
Meeting MW from 10:00 to 11:50 AM in Wooten Hall Room 321.<br>
Text- `Calculus' by Briggs and Cochran, published by Addison-Wesley/Pearson.<br><br>
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Congratulations and my best regards to everyone who worked hard!  Good luck to everyone else!<br><br>  
<a href="sp2011_1710_practicefinal.pdf"> PRACTICE FINAL</a> (to work in class Monday 5/2) <br><br>
ANSWER KEYS (click to view/save/print pdf files) :<br>
<a href="1710s6_1and6_2homeworkkey.pdf"> Solutions for Homework, Sections 6.1 and 6.2 </a> <br>
<a href="importanttheoremsandproofsforcal1.pdf"> Important Theorems and Proofs </a> (including
the bonus questions from the second test) <br>
<a href="sp2011_1710_thirdtestkey.pdf"> Third Test Answers </a> <br>
<a href="sp2011_1710_secondtestkey.pdf"> Second Test Answers </a> <br>
<a href="sp2011_1710_firsttestkey_fronts.pdf"> First Test Answers, fronts of pages </a> <br>
<a href="sp2011_1710_firsttestkey_backs.pdf"> First Test Answers, backs of pages </a> <br>
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LIST OF HOMEWORK <br><br>
NO MAS HOMEWORK! <br><br>
Due 4/27 Section 6.4#24,25,26,50,53b,53c; Section 6.5#4,25-30all,32; Section 6.6#37,38,41,42,48,49,50 <br><br>
Due 4/20 Section 6.1#12,20,22,44,(55,56); Section 6.2#11,16,28,34,52,60,(61); Section 6.3#10,12,14,16,18,24,28,52,60 <br><br>
**NOTE RE: 4/13's assignment -- In class I said "evens only" but I forgot
to write "evens only" on the webpage here. <br> If you did the odd ones too, you will
receive due credit for them.  All apologies.** <br>
Due 4/13: Section 5.4#1,2,4,8-22,58,(43,51); Section 5.5#14,18-46,52-62,67 <br><br>
Due 4/6: Section 5.1#5,7,8,16,32,33a,b,d,h,48; Section 5.2#1,20,22,24,26,32,34,40 <br><br> 
Due 3/30: Section 4.7#14,16,24,28,30,40; Section 4.8#1-4,10-30 even, 36,47,50 <br><br>
Due 3/23: Section 4.3#8,12,13,16,17,24,38,40; Section 4.4#30,35,52; Section 4.5#1,2,3,8,10,12,35; Section 4.6#1,2,3,4,6,33,34 <br><br>
Due 3/9: Section 3.7#8,10,18,26,30; Section 3.8#36,43,44; Section 4.1#12,14,16,18,20,22,65,71; 
Section 4.2 #12,14,28,40,42,50,60,62,64 <br><br>
Due (Weds)2/23: Section 3.5 # 12,17,27,44,(35,38,46,49); 
Section 3.6 # 10,14,20,28,30,33,34,39,44,58,(62,63,64)<br><br>
Due (Mon)2/21: Section 3.2 #16,20,38,40,60; Section 3.3 #14,20,48,52,(64),67,68,69a; 
Section 3.4 # 16,20,22,24,28,45,51,56,59 <br><br> 
Due 2/16: Section 3.1 # 8,9,10,34,41,42,44<br><br>
Due 2/9(Postponed to 2/14): Section 2.7 # 3,4,5,6,8,12,16 <br><br>
Due 2/2(Postponed to 2/7): Section 2.3 # 24-32even,44,46; Section 2.4 # 10,24,30,36;
 Section 2.5 # 22,28,32,42,48; Section 2.6 # 6,10,12,24,30,32<br><br>
Due 1/26: Section 2.1 # 10,12,18,20 and Section 2.2 # 12,18,20,30,32. <br><br>



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<B> OLD CLASS </B> <br><br>
FALL 2010 -- Math 1681.100 -- Elementary Probability & Statistics (using algebra)<br>
Meeting MW from 2:00 to 3:20 pm in Biology 204. <br>
Office Hours MW 12:00-2:00 pm <br><br>
<a href="sylladd.pdf"> Syllabus Amendment regarding ALEKS lab grading </a> <br><br>
<a href="1681_firsttest_key.pdf"> Download the Test 1 answer key </a> <br><br>
<a href="1681_firsttest_scores.xls"> Download the Test 1 scores and statistics </a> <br><br>


<a href="1681_secondtest_key_fronts.pdf"> Download the Test 2 answer key, fronts of pages </a> <br><br>
<a href="1681_secondtest_key_backs.pdf"> Download the Test 2 answer key, backs of pages </a> <br><br>
<a href="examthree_key.pdf"> Download the Third Test answer key </a> <br><br>
<a href="1681_fall_2010_test1and2.xls"> Download the Test 1 and 2 scores with scatter plot </a> <br><br>

Instructions for extra homework assignment: <br>
1. Download the spreadsheet and use it to calculate the 5 statistic summary for our Test 1 and Test 2 scores. 
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2. Print the scatterplot and sketch the SD line and regression for Test 2 on Test 1. <br>
3. Use regression to predict the Test 2 score for a student whose Test 1 score was 80. <br> 
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<a href="1681_practicefinal.pdf"> Download the Practice Final Exam. </a> 
<a href="1681_practicefinalkey.pdf"> Download the Practice Final Answer Key. </a> 

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<B>OLD CLASS</B><br><br>
<p> Spring 2010, CALCULUS III <br>
Section 2730.004 - MW 12:30-2:00pm, WH 210.  
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<B>Spring Cal 3 people - if you would like your final exam back</B> you can pick it up from
me this summer or next fall. <br>
Stay tuned to this webpage for times that I will be in office. <br><br>

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<br>
List of Homework Assignments  <br>


Problems in parentheses won't be graded, but can be presented during Pre-Finals week
for "in-class participation" credit.<br><br>
If you would like to present something else you may 
choose any reasonable problem from Ch. 14; email me with your selection.<br><br>

LAST ASSIGNMENT: Due Wednesday 5/5: Section 15.3 #6,18,20,27,28,30,38 <br>
Section 15.6 #39,40,41,42,(59 - Note for Randy: this is similar to section 15.5#18; here we see it is easier with
cylindrical coords),62,70,(81),84 <br>
Section 15.7 #12,18,20,21,(23)<br><br>

Due Wednesday 4/28: Section 15.2#6,14,16,25,26,30,36,54,(42,43,46,51,49) <br>
Section 15.5# 14,18,22,28, and <br>
28* (not in book, but prerequisite for problem 28) - <br>
- verify that the centroid of a pyramid
with a square base is one fourth of the way from the base to the vertex. <br><br>

Due Wednesday 4/21: Section 15.1 # 2,8,10,16,30,40,44,54 <br>
Section 15.4 # 6,14,22,(23- adrenaline sports fans: find the volume of a halfpipe!),24,32,40,46

Due Wednesday 4/14: Section 14.8# 14,15,18,24,28,40,44 <br>
Section 14.9 #2,3b,7,9,10  <br><br>

DUE Wednesday 4/7: Section 14.6 # 2,10,14,24,29,35,39,48 <br>
Section 14.7 #4,20,32,41,46,54 <br><br>

DUE Wednesday 3/31: Section 14.4#2,4,6,8,30,42,48 <br>
Section 14.5 #2,4,6,10,16,18,20,33,34<br><br>

DUE Wednesday 3/24: Section 14.1#2,10,12,13-18,22,28,30,31,32,34,36,38,42,43,46,(48) <br>
Section 14.3 #2,8,12,16,20,26,31,32,42,46,54,67,73 <br><br>

DUE Wednesday 3/3 or Monday 3/8: Section 13.4 #5,10,13,16,19,22 <br>
Section 13.5 #2,5,8,9,10,16,18,19,26,28 <br><br>

DUE Wednesday 2/24: Section 13.1 #13,14,17,20,29,32,36,43 <br>
Section 13.3 #2,10,11,16,17,(19,20)<br><br>

You may try Chapter 12 Additional and Advance Exercises #4,20-23.  <br>
Harder, Geometric (Lin.Alg helps)#5,6.  Harder, Algebraic #15,16. Examples, Physics #25,26. <br><br>

DUE Wednesday 2/17: Section 12.5#4,7,20,21,22,24,28,35,38,42,47,59 <br>
Section 12.6 #1-12,16,18,24,29,32,37,40,(43)<br><br>

DUE Monday 2/8(Pushed back to Weds 2/10): Section 12.3#3,4,8,18,22,29,(15,28,45),54 <br>
Section 12.4#14,18,20,26,(27,28),29,30,31,32,37 <br><br>

DUE Monday 2/1: Section 12.1 #2,8,15,16,20,22,28,29,31,34,37,46,52,54 <br>
Section 12.2 #20,22,23,26,34,35,40,44,(48 won't be graded, but good to try) <br><br>