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Commutativity and collinearity: a historical case study of the interconnection of mathematical ideas. Part I

Adrian RiceRandolph-Macon College, USA
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Ezra BrownVirginia Tech, USA
Pages 1-14 | Published online: 16 Jun 2015

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Ezra Brown & Adrian Rice. (2022) An Accessible Proof of Hurwitz’s Sums of Squares Theorem. Mathematics Magazine 95:5, pages 422-436.
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Adrian Rice & Ezra Brown. (2021) Why Hamilton Couldn’t Multiply Triples. The College Mathematics Journal 52:3, pages 185-192.
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. (2016) Current Bibliography of the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences, 2016. Isis 107:S1, pages i-240.
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