Department of Mathematical Sciences
office: Saint Augustine Center 324
phone: 610-519-7345
email: paul.pasles@villanova.edu
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Paul C. Pasles, Villanova
University Department of Mathematical Sciences office: Saint Augustine Center 324 |
My book Benjamin Franklin's Numbers is available now! Check your local bookstore or order from Princeton University Press or Amazon. You can read the reviews here and the first chapter here.
Convergence of Poincaré series with two complex coweights. Contemporary Mathematics 251, 2000.
A Hecke correspondence theorem for nonanalytic automorphic integrals. J. of Number Theory 83:2, 2000.
The lost
squares of Dr. Franklin. American Mathematical Monthly
108:6,
2001. how-to
page rare squares
circle gazette
Row
coincidences in nonsingular binary matrices. European J. of
Combinatorics 22:2, 2001. (With O. Marrero.)
A generalization of the Lipschitz summation formula & some applications. Proc. Amer. Math. Society 129:11, 2001. (With W. Pribitkin.)
Binary
matrices. Elemente der Mathematik 57:4, 2002. (With O. Marrero.)
Digging for squares. Math
Horizons 9:4, 2002. web
supplement
Multiplier systems.
Acta
Arithmetica 108:3, 2003.
Coin ToGa:
A coin-tossing game. College Mathematics Journal 34:3,
2003.
(With O.
Marrero.)
Franklin's
other 8-square. Journal
of Recreational Mathematics 31:3, 2003.
Some magic squares of distinction. Math Horizons 11, 2004.
A strange new prime pattern. (With O. Marrero.) Journal of Recreational Mathematics 33:4, 2005.
A
bent for magic. Mathematics
Magazine 31:3, 2006.
Benjamin Franklin's Numbers
(book). Princeton University Press, 2008.
Markov and Coin ToGa. (With O. Marrero.)
Mathematics
and Computer Education 42,
2008.
Fibonacci matrices and modular forms.
Fibonacci Quarterly 48:4, 2010.
COURSES
MAT 1235/ Introductory
Statistics II
MAT 1325/ Calculus for Liberal Arts II
MAT 1330-1335/ Calculus and Quantitative Analysis I-II
MAT 1500-1505-2500/ Calculus I-II-III
MAT 3300/ Advanced Calculus
MAT 3500/ Modern
Algebra
MAT 4110/
Combinatorics