Mamikon Mnatsakanian

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Mathematics

#1137

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#1917

Historical Rank

#487

USA Rank

Measure Theory

#5651

World Rank

#6721

Historical Rank

#1559

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Mamikon A. Mnatsakanian was an Armenian physicist. In 1959, he discovered a new proof of the Pythagorean theorem. He received a Ph.D. in physics in 1969 from Yerevan State University, where he became professor of astrophysics. As an undergraduate he specialized in the development of geometric methods for solving calculus problems by a visual approach that makes no use of formulas, which he later developed into his system of visual calculus.

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Mamikon Mnatsakanian's Published Works

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Mathematical Teaching Strategies: Pathways to Critical Thinking and Metacognition. (2015) (80)
Sums of Squares of Distances in m-Space (2003) (24)
Unwrapping Curves from Cylinders and Cones (2007) (22)
New Horizons in Geometry (2013) (21)
Solids Circumscribing Spheres (2006) (14)
A Fresh Look at the Method of Archimedes (2004) (14)
Tanvolutes: Generalized Involutes (2010) (11)
Figures Circumscribing Circles (2004) (10)
Subtangents—An Aid to Visual Calculus (2002) (10)
Tangents and Subtangents Used to Calculate Areas (2002) (9)
The method of sweeping tangents (2008) (9)
On the Area of a Region on a Developable Surface (1981) (9)
A New Look at the So-Called Trammel of Archimedes (2009) (9)
Finding Centroids the Easy Way (8)
New Descriptions of Conics via Twisted Cylinders, Focal Disks, and Directors (2008) (5)
Annular Rings of Equal Area (1997) (5)
Isoperimetric and Isoparametric Problems (2004) (5)
Sums of Squares of Distances (2001) (5)
Centroids Constructed Graphically (2004) (4)
New Insight into Cycloidal Areas (2009) (3)
Critical Thinking as a Mathematical Problem-Solving Strategy: Classroom Scenario (2015) (3)
Surprising Geometric Properties of Exponential Functions (1998) (3)
Volume/Surface Area Relations for n-Dimensional Spheres, Pseudospheres, and Catenoids (2015) (3)
New Balancing Principles Applied to Circumsolids of Revolution, and to n-Dimensional Spheres, Cylindroids, and Cylindrical Wedges (2013) (2)
Cycloidal Areas without Calculus (1999) (2)
ARITHMETIC BASED FRACTALS ASSOCIATED WITH PASCAL'S TRIANGLE (2005) (2)
A Prediction of the Flare Activity of Stellar Aggregates (1990) (2)
Area & Arc Length of Trochogonal Arches (2003) (2)
Ellipse to Hyperbola: “With This String I Thee Wed” (2011) (1)
Sums of squares of integers in arithmetic progression (2011) (1)
Proof Without Words: Surprising Property of Hyperbolas (2006) (1)
On the Distribution of Space Velocities of OB Stars (1970) (1)
On the Solution of the Light Diffusion Problem in the Optically Finite Shell (1975) (1)
On Two Possible Groups of Flare Stars in Pleiades (1990) (1)
Generalized Cyclogons (2002) (1)
Complete Dissections: Converting Regions and Their Boundaries (2011) (1)
Volumes of solids swept tangentially around cylinders (2015) (1)
New Horizons in Geometry: Bibliography (2012) (1)
New Horizons in Geometry: Unwrapping Curves from Cylinders and Cones (2012) (1)
New Horizons in Geometry: Cycloids and Trochoids (2012) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: About the Authors (2012) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Foreword (2012) (0)
Surprisingly Accurate Rational Approximations (2002) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Circumgons and Circumsolids (2012) (0)
The Distribution of Space Velocities in Associations Cepheus OB2 and OB3 (1976) (0)
Critical Thinking as a Mathematical Problem- Solving Strategy: Making the Case: Classroom Scenario (2016) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: New Descriptions of Conics via Twisted Cylinders, Focal Disks, and Directors (2012) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Ellipse to Hyperbola: “With This String I Thee Wed” (2012) (0)
Triangles in Rectangles (1998) (0)
DAHA: A Novel Multiplication Strategy (2016) (0)
Quasi-asymptotic solutions of the problem of radiative transfer in a finite-thickness layer. II - Nonconservative scattering (1976) (0)
The Method of Punctured Containers (2007) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Sums of Squares (2012) (0)
On the problem of Reconstruction of Space Distributions (1984) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Isoperimetric and Isoparametric Problems (2012) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Introduction (2012) (0)
Topological Treatment of Platonic , Archimedean , and Related Polyhedra (2015) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: The Method of Punctured Containers (2012) (0)
A New Look at Surfaces of Constant Curvature (2016) (0)
NetWords: A Fascinating New Pencil-Paper Game (2008) (0)
When Two Wrongs Made A Right: A ClassroomScenario of Critial Thinking as Problem Solving (2016) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Trammels (2012) (0)
On the Analytical Representation of the Photomaterials Characteristic Curve (1990) (0)
Pulsars - Survey of observational data (1980) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: New Balancing Principles with Applications (2012) (0)
Volumes of Solids Swept Tangentially Around General Surfaces (2015) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Appendix (2012) (0)
Good Rational Approximations to Logarithms (2001) (0)
Two Wrongs Simply Make a Right Pythagorean Triple (2012) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Arclength and Tanvolutes (2012) (0)
Archimedes the Geometer (2017) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Preface (2012) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Centroids (2012) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Mamikon's Sweeping Tangent Theorem (2012) (0)
New Horizons in Geometry: Cyclogons and Trochogons (2012) (0)
On the Space Distribution of Flare Stars in Pleiades (1971) (0)
Volume/Surface Area Ratios for Globes, with Applications (2015) (0)

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