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History of mathematics for trainee teachers,heme of international concern over much of the last century. Examples of current practice from many countries, for training teachers at all levels, enable us to begin to learn lessons and press ahead both with adopting good practices and also putting continued research efforts into assessing the eff

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,History in support of diverse educational requirements—opportunities for change,chers are better able to support the learning of students in such diverse situations as those returning to education, in under-resourced schools and communities, those with educational challenges, and mathematically gifted students.

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Lucia Grugnetti,Leo Rogers,Jaime Carvalho e Silva,Coralie Daniel,Daniel Coray,Miguel de Guzmán,Helenence partic­ ipants. Both, as the organizers hope, return from the Symposia to their work with fresh ideas and new information. The Fifth Prague Symposium was held from September 4 to September 9,1993 at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Charles University. It was sponsored by the Bernoulli So

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Evelyne Barbin,Giorgio T. Bagni,Lucia Grugnetti,Manfred Kronfellner,Ewa Lakoma,Marta MenghiniGerber–Shiu function. This book is the first to introduce the recent development of statistical methodologies in risk theory (ruin theory) as well as their mathematical validities. Asymptotic theory of parametric and nonparametric inference for the ruin-related quantities is discussed under the sett

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Luis Radford,Maria G. Bartolini Bussi,Otto Bekken,Paolo Boero,Jean-Luc Dorier,Victor Katz,Leo Rogersg of organizing a symposium on the properties of "in­ finity" for several years. The subject had reached a stage of maturity and had also formed a basis for important current investi­ gations. It was felt that a symposium, together with a publication of the proceedings, would review, summarize, and

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