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Marc A Chamberland

Myra Steele Professor of Mathematics

Grinnell College

Affiliations

Grinnell College

Division Of Science

Division of Science

Mathematics and Statistics

Division Of Science

Laboratory Of Mathematics

Marc A Chamberland is currently serving as a Division Of Science Myra Steele Professor of Mathematics at Grinnell College.

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Marc A Chamberland

Grinnell College

Myra Steele Professor of Mathematics

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mathematics applied mathematics mathematical sciences combinatorial theory geometry and topology geometric topology geometry combinatorics number theory discrete mathematics mathematical analysis differential geometry spectral theory asymptotic formula function spaces global analysis analytic number theory computer science algebraic number theory nonlinear analysis nonlinear dynamics numerical mathematics geometry of numbers general systems natural computing theoretical biology analytic combinatorics enumerative combinatorics combinatorial games statistical averaging topological dynamics mathematical models automaton network cellular automaton automaton operation topological combinatorics combinatorial designs bifurcation theory lower bounds foundational calculus jacobian conjecture nilpotent jacobians cellular automata evolutionary biology evolutionary applications bio-inspired computation geographical information science computational statistics localization theoretical analysis applied algebra riemann-hilbert problem repeated games non-cooperative game theory evolutionary game theory computational game theory manifold modeling descriptive statistics lie theory lie algebra resolvent kernel convex hulls stability analysis integer powers infinite products gamma quotients polynomial solutions divisibility properties catalan numbers n-number ducci game ducci sequences binomial sum constant eigenvalues mean-median map chini equations stationary hot spots

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Stirling’s Formula Without Calculus. American Mathematical Monthly (2025)

Sums of the Floor Function Related to Class Numbers of Imaginary Quadratic Fields. arXiv (Cornell University) (2025)

modulus problemanalytic number theorymodular formsfloor functiondiophantine analysisalgebraic number theoryclass numbersnumber theoryimaginary quadratic fieldsmathematics

Salvaging College Registrations During Covid-19 via Integer Programming. Mathematics Magazine (2024)

communicable diseasespublic health preparednesscollege registrationscovid-19higher educationepidemiologycovid-19 pandemic

Newton’s Method Without Division. American Mathematical Monthly (2023)

newton ’computational mathematicsnumerical mathematicsnumerical algorithmsnumerical analysisnumerical treatmentnumerical computationnumerical method for partial differential equation

Newton’s Method Without Division. American Mathematical Monthly (2023)

computational mathematicsnumerical mathematicsnumerical algorithmsnumerical analysisnumerical treatmentnumerical computationmethod without divisionnumerical method for partial differential equation

Apery Limits: Experiments and Proofs. American Mathematical Monthly (2021)

apery limitslower boundsreal analysisstatistical physicsfoundational calculusasymptotic formulatheoretical computer scienceasymptotic analysismathematics

ApéRy Limits: Experiments and Proofs. American Mathematical Monthly (2021)

lower boundsreal analysisstatistical physicsfoundational calculusasymptotic formulatheoretical computer scienceasymptotic analysisapéry limitsmathematics

A Generalization of the One-Seventh Ellipse. Mathematics Magazine (2020)

Marc ChamberlandShida JingSanah Suri

one-seventh ellipsenumber theorymathematics

When Are All the Zeros of a Polynomial Real and Distinct?. American Mathematical Monthly (2020)

polynomial real

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Marc A Chamberland

Myra Steele Professor of Mathematics

Grinnell College

Affiliations

Grinnell College

Division Of Science

Division of Science

Mathematics and Statistics

Division Of Science

Laboratory Of Mathematics

Marc A Chamberland is currently serving as a Division Of Science Myra Steele Professor of Mathematics at Grinnell College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Marc A Chamberland

Grinnell College

Myra Steele Professor of Mathematics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Stirling’s Formula Without Calculus. American Mathematical Monthly (2025)

Sums of the Floor Function Related to Class Numbers of Imaginary Quadratic Fields. arXiv (Cornell University) (2025)

modulus problemanalytic number theorymodular formsfloor functiondiophantine analysisalgebraic number theoryclass numbersnumber theoryimaginary quadratic fieldsmathematics

Salvaging College Registrations During Covid-19 via Integer Programming. Mathematics Magazine (2024)

communicable diseasespublic health preparednesscollege registrationscovid-19higher educationepidemiologycovid-19 pandemic

Newton’s Method Without Division. American Mathematical Monthly (2023)

newton ’computational mathematicsnumerical mathematicsnumerical algorithmsnumerical analysisnumerical treatmentnumerical computationnumerical method for partial differential equation

Newton’s Method Without Division. American Mathematical Monthly (2023)

computational mathematicsnumerical mathematicsnumerical algorithmsnumerical analysisnumerical treatmentnumerical computationmethod without divisionnumerical method for partial differential equation

Apery Limits: Experiments and Proofs. American Mathematical Monthly (2021)

apery limitslower boundsreal analysisstatistical physicsfoundational calculusasymptotic formulatheoretical computer scienceasymptotic analysismathematics

ApéRy Limits: Experiments and Proofs. American Mathematical Monthly (2021)

lower boundsreal analysisstatistical physicsfoundational calculusasymptotic formulatheoretical computer scienceasymptotic analysisapéry limitsmathematics

A Generalization of the One-Seventh Ellipse. Mathematics Magazine (2020)

Marc ChamberlandShida JingSanah Suri

one-seventh ellipsenumber theorymathematics

When Are All the Zeros of a Polynomial Real and Distinct?. American Mathematical Monthly (2020)

polynomial real

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3
4
5
6
7
10 / page