Harold P. Boas

Curriculum Vitae

Miscellaneous writings

  1. Why I Became a Mathematician: A Personal Account, in I, Mathematician, Peter Casazza, Steven G. Krantz, and Randi D. Ruden, Editors, Mathematical Association of America, 2015, pages 255–256.
  2. “Ill Logical” crossword puzzle (and solution), American Mathematical Monthly 111:3 (2004) 229, 258.
  3. All Write Now, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 50 (2003) 1373.
  4. Does Your Vote Matter (in AMS Elections)? Notices of the American Mathematical Society 50 (2003) 877.
  5. What’s the Big Idea? Notices of the American Mathematical Society 50 (2003) 637; translated into German by Günter M. Ziegler as “Was soll das bedeuten?” DMV-Mitteilungen 2/2003, 20–21.
  6. What Is a Worm? Notices of the American Mathematical Society 50 (2003) 554–555.
  7. Primes Is in P: A Breakthrough for “Everyman”, Folkmar Bornemann, English translation by Harold P. Boas, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 50 (2003) 545–552.
  8. The amateur professor, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 49 (2002) 1053.
  9. Jacques-Louis Lions et les mathématiciens italiens, Enrico Magenes, English translation by Harold P. Boas, in “Jacques-Louis Lions (1928-2001)”, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 48 (2001) 1320–1321.
  10. Archimedes and the Internet, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 48 (2001) 789.
  11. Multiple missions, Notices of the American Mathematical Society 48 (2001) 5.
  12. Integrating computer technology into the university mathematics curriculum, Bulletin of the Bombay Mathematical Colloquium 14:3 (August 1998; date of actual publication, August 2000) 10–15.
  13. Advanced calculus crossword puzzle (and solution), American Mathematical Monthly 107:10 (2000) 892, 900.