The Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: The Third Decade and Further Explorations: From the Mountains of Colorado to the Peaks of Mathematics
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Now in its third decade, the Colorado Mathematical Olympiad (CMO), founded by the author, has become an annual state-wide competition, hosting many hundreds of middle and high school contestants each year. This book presents a year-by-year history of the CMO from 2004–2013 with all the problems from the competitions and their solutions. Additionally, the book includes 10 further explorations, bridges from solved Olympiad problems to ‘real’ mathematics, bringing young readers to the forefront of various fields of mathematics. This book contains more than just problems, solutions, and event statistics ― it tells a compelling story involving the lives of those who have been part of the Olympiad, their reminiscences of the past and successes of the present. I am almost speechless facing the ingenuity and inventiveness demonstrated in the problems proposed in the third decade of these Olympics. However, equally impressive is the drive and persistence of the originator and living soul of them. It is hard for me to imagine the enthusiasm and commitment needed to work singlehandedly on such an endeavor over several decades. Content: Twenty-First Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 16, 2004 .- Twenty-Second Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 22, 2005 .-Twenty-Third Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 21, 2006 .- Twenty-Fourth Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 20, 2007 .- Twenty-Fifth Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 18, 2008 .-Twenty-Sixth Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 17, 2009 .-Twenty-Seventh Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 23, 2010 .- Twenty-Eighth Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 22, 2011 .- Twenty-Ninth Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 20, 2012 .- Thirtieth Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: April 26, 2013 .- A Round Table Discussion of the Olympiad,or Looking Back from a 30-Year Perspective .- E21. Cover-Up with John Conway, Mitya Karabash, and Ron Graham .- E22. Deep Roots of Uniqueness .- E23. More about Love and Death .- E24. One Amazing Problem and its Connections to Everything: A Conversation in Three Movements .- E25. The Story of One Erdos Problem .- E26. Mark Heim's Proof .- E27. Coloring Integers - Entertainment of Mathematical Kind -E28. The Erdos Number and Hamiltonian Mysteries .- E29. One Old Erdos-Turan Problem .- E30. Birth of a Problem: The Story of Creation in Seven Stages .- Movement 1. The Colorado Mathematical Olympiad is mathematics it is sport it is art. And it is also community, by Matthew Kahle .- Movement 2. I've begun paying off my debt with new kids, by Aaron Parsons .- Movement 3. Aesthetic of Personal Mastery, by Hannah Alpert .- Movement 4. Colorado Mathematical Olympiad: Reminiscences by Robert Ewell.
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