Taylor, Peter - Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Queen's University (Kingston)

• 3.5. zeros 9/4/2007 1 Example 1. The graph of the polynomial
• first hit probability 11/13/2007 1 First hit probability
• A motivating examplealtruistic behaviour in an infinite island population.
• 12log intro 9/6/2007 1 1.2 The logarithm is the index.
• Vol 437|22 September 2005 RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
• 4.1 alligator egg page 1 cooking trajectory
• MATH 838 Assignment 3. Competitive behaviour among haploids in a structured island model. Due Feb. 11, 09.
• Remarks about Teaching to Committee of Departments. November 2007 Peter Taylor
• 12CR 9/2/2007 1 1.2 The logarithm is the index.
• money making machine 9/13/2007 1 payoff graph
• daylight 12/17/2007 1 Tracking the change in the amount of daylight
• bike wheel 8/16/2007 1 2.4 Bicycle Wheel
• horse racing 11/13/2007 1 Horse Racing
• two tanks 1/7/2008 1 0 20 40 60 80 100
• Feb 23 2009 1 5. The homogeneous-structure theorem
• Handshakes 11/13/2007 1 A standard combinatorics problem supposes there
• Reflections on the life of Albert John Coleman (1918 2010) by Peter Taylor
• card trick 11/13/2007 1 This card trick is found in Ball and Coxeter Mathematical Recreations & Essays. [University of Toronto
• two wheels 8/16/2007 1 2.7 Two wheels
• Call to action. Preface. My purpose in writing this is to suggest that there are changes we should make to our
• soulberry patch 9/23/2007 1 soulberry picking
• The 10th MacClement Lecture Mathematics and Poetry
• A small napkin Globe and Mail, Facts and Arguments, Thurs. Feb 6. 1997.
• 10-14-03 training our students--page 1 "Training" our students.
• Regular Lecture given by Peter Taylor and Nathalie Sinclair ICME 2000 Tokyo, August 2000
• The fundamental challenge of the teacher as artist. Peter Taylor
• The drawing on the left is a bison found on a cave wall in Lascaux, France. The drawing on the right is a bull by Picasso.
• Inclusive fitness in a homogeneous environment PETER D. TAYLOR
• 2000 The Society for the Study of Evolution. All rights reserved. Evolution, 54(4), 2000, pp. 11351141
• THE CENTRAL CONCEPTS OF INCLUSIVE FITNESS 3000 word article in the Oxford University Press Encyclopedia of Evolution, January
• Evolutionary dynamics and stability in discrete and continuous games
• news and views NATURE|VOL428|8APRIL2004|www.nature.com/nature 611
• Future directions for undergraduate learning at Queen's. Peter Taylor
• I was born in Halifax, N.S. in 1977, but grew up and went to
• Introduction to the 1997 Edition. I reprint this now, years later and with the new cur-
• 4. The calculation of relatedness [version of Feb 15, 2009] We have defined the relatedness between the actor at site i and
• 838 Assignment 2 Due Monday Feb 2, 2009
• 838 Assignment 2 Due Monday Feb 2, 2009
• 1.1exp change 9/5/2007 1 1. Exponential and Logarithm
• 11CR 9/2/2007 1 1.1 Exponential growth and decay.
• 13CR 9/2/2007 1 1.3 The log laws
• exp&log graphs 10/6/2007 1 1.4 Exponential and logarithm graphs.
• 14CR 9/2/2007 1 1.4 Exponential and logarithm graphs.
• tire pressure 8/13/2007 1 1.5 The punctured tire
• radians 8/16/2007 1 2. Trigonometric Functions
• sin&cos 8/16/2007 1 2.2 The graphs of sin(x) and cos(x).
• parabola primer 8/16/2007 1 3. Polynomials
• lifting a parabola 8/16/2007 1 3.2. Lifting a parabola
• parabola and parallel lines 9/3/2007 1 3.3. Parabola and parallel lines
• 36factor theorem 9/4/2007 1 3.6. The factor theorem
• width of the arches 9/13/2007 1 4.2 The width of the arches
• simple transformation 9/13/2007 1 -4 -3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3 4
• Rational functions 9/13/2007 1 4.5 Rational functions.
• 46 inverse pieces 9/13/2007 1 4.6 Inverse function pieces
• zero-asymptote collision 9/13/2007 1 4.7 Zero-asymptote collision.
• 51secant and tangent 9/23/2007 1 5.1 Average and instantaneous rate of change
• cooking trajectory 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
• 53CR 9/23/2007 1 soulberry picking
• 54CR 9/23/2007 1 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200
• 55optimal advertising 9/23/2007 1 5.5. Optimal advertising
• alphabeta 9/12/2007 1 annual revenue
• two ants 11/13/2007 1 A rectangular room has dimensions 121230 (feet). There
• Polygon in space 07-11-13 1 Polygons in Space
• the width of the arches 1 The width of the arches
• 3-D images 11/17/2008 1 3-D Images.
• cutting with planes 11/13/2007 1 Cutting with planes
• Regions in circle 11/13/2007 1 Regions in a circle
• sum of cubes 11/13/2007 1 Sum of Cubes
• pascal triangle 11/13/2007 1 Pascal's Triangle
• Trains 11/13/2007 1 2.1 Counting Trains
• boys and girls 11/13/2007 1 Boys and girls (conditional probability)
• blood test 11/13/2007 1 Angie's friend was clearly not listening, and she seemed a thousand
• car goat goat 11/13/2007 1 Car Goat Goat
• Snap 11/13/2007 1 The game of SNAP is played with 2 standard decks of 52 cards. The
• log laws 9/13/2007 1 1.3 The log laws
• undamped spring 8/16/2007 1 2.5. The equation of the spring
• 55CR 9/23/2007 1 5.5. Optimal advertising
• Simon Fraser University 2007 Will the real Q
• Evolutionary Ecology Research, 2001, 3: 649665 2001 Peter D. Taylor
• MATH 838 Assignment 3. Competitive behaviour among haploids in a structured island model. Due Feb. 11, 09.
• evenodd 11/13/2007 1 Eyeore and Owl play the following game. They flip ten coins;
• Received 6 May 2004 Accepted 13 July 2004
• fib modk 11/13/2007 1 Fibonacci mod k
• evenodder 11/13/2007 1 Eeyore and Owl play another game. They flip 10 coins, and
• tangent to cubic 8/16/2007 1 3.4. Tangent to cubic
• 51CR 9/23/2007 1 5.1 Average and instantaneous rate of change
• tides 8/16/2007 1 2.3 Fitting the tide
• Fibonacci formulae 11/13/2007 1 Fibonacci Numbers
• population prediction 8/13/2007 1 y = 0.0723x -138.55
• 41CR 9/13/2007 1 0 20 40 60 80 100
• Comparing two approaches. Here again we construct both
• 1. Inclusive fitnessthe basic mathematical framework. Infinite population of breeding sites i. [With some neighbourhood
• Pouliot Address. By Peter Taylor, Queen's University.
• water tank 9/13/2007 1 4.1 Water tank
• 838 Assignment Due Monday January 26, 2009
• Evolution of dispersal in a stepping-stone population with overlapping generations
• prisoners and boxes 1 The condemned prisoners and the boxes.
• 37vertex and tangent 9/13/2007 1 3.7. Vertex and tangent
• sunflower 8/13/2007 1 1.6 Sunflower
• 16CR 9/2/2007 1 0 50 100 150 200 250 300
• The tyranny of reality. They started from opposite ends. Pisano is a master of form and is striving towards reality; Julia
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• money making machine 9/13/2007 1 payoff graph
• 52alligator egg 9/23/2007 1 cooking trajectory
• 54alphabeta 9/23/2007 1 annual revenue
• skunk redux 11/13/2007 1 Skunk redux
• coffee cream 11/13/2007 1 Coffee and cream
• hitting10 11/13/2007 1 You toss a coin repeatedly. If heads is worth 1 and tails is worth 2, and
• Fibonacci cones 07-11-14 1 Sunflowers and pine cones
• THE LIBRARY THE UNIVERSITY
• Cutcube 11/17/2008 1 Cutting a cube in half
• 26damped spring 10/31/2007 1 2.6 Damped spring.
• Stickers 11/13/2007 1 There's set of 221 stickers and you want to collect them all
• Bridge 11/13/2007 1 Example 1. Find the probability that a bridge hand contains
• Modelling information exchange in workerqueen conflict over sex allocation
• four wells 11/13/2007 1 A circular table has 4 deep wells, equally spaced around the perimeter,
• DRAFT DOCUMENT--FOR DISCUSSION PURPOSES The undergraduate experiencenew directions