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Bee Ranges and Almond Orchard Locations: Contemporary Visualization
(Institute of Mathematical Geography, 2009-06-21)
Bee ranges and almond orchards come together in virtual reality.
Another Tale of Two Cities: Neighborhood Watch from Ann Arbor to Baghdad
(Institute of Mathematical Geography, 2008-06-20)
Neighbors watching out for the welfare of neighbors is as old as the humanity, itself. When strong systems for neighborly assistance are in place, secure and happy (or improving) neighborhoods are the result. The associated ...
Geometry of Boundary Exchanges
(American Geographical Society, 1990-01)
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Geography of City Terrain Based on Bus Routes
(American Geographical Society, 1987-04)
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A graph theory interpretation of nodal regions
(Springer-Verlag; The Regional Science Association, 1961-12)
The techniques defined in this paper will divide a set of cities into subgroups which specify a central place and its subordinate hierarchy. The association between cities is not the only system which may be defined as a ...
Solstice: An Electronic Journal of Geography and Mathematics, Volume IV, Number 2
(Institute of Mathematical Geography, 1993-12-21)
The purpose of Solstice is to promote interaction between geography and mathematics. Articles in which elements of one discipline are used to shed light on the other are particularly sought. Also welcome, are original ...
Visualizing Accessibility II: Access to Food
(Institute of Mathematical Geography, 2004-06-21)
On the number of unique subgraphs
(Elsevier, 1973-10)
Entringer and Erdos introduced the concept of a unique subgraph of a given graph G and obtained a lower bound for the maximum number of unique subgraphs in any n-point graph, which we now improve.