香港大學理學院 Games and the Mathematical Mind Dr.Ng Tuen Wai Department of Mathematics,HKU
Games and the Mathematical Mind Dr. Ng Tuen Wai Department of Mathematics, HKU
What shall we do in this workshop Play some interesting games like HEX. For these games,consider the following questions: .Is it possible for the game to have a draw? .Is it possible for one of the players to have a winning strategy?If it is possible,who should have a winning strategy and what should be a winning strategy? ■ We shall apply Zermelo's Theorem to answer these questions
What shall we do in this workshop ? Play some interesting games like HEX. For these games, consider the following questions: Is it possible for the game to have a draw? Is it possible for one of the players to have a winning strategy? If it is possible, who should have a winning strategy and what should be a winning strategy? We shall apply Zermelo’s Theorem to answer these questions
What shall we do in this workshop? Learn some problem solving techniques based on the great mathematician George Polya's method (please refer to "How to solve it"). Finally,there will be a group competition on solving some mathematics problems
What shall we do in this workshop? Learn some problem solving techniques based on the great mathematician Finally, there will be a group competition on solving some mathematics problems. George Pólya ’s method (please refer to “How to solve it”)
HEX You can play Hex with your friends at http://hkumath.hku.hk/~wkc/MathModel/index.php
You can play Hex with your friends at http://hkumath.hku.hk/~wkc/MathModel/index.php
Hex or Nash is a two-player game played on a rhombic board with hexagonal cells. It was invented by a Danish mathematician Piet Hein in 1942,and became popular under the name of Hex
Hex or Nash is a two-player game played on a rhombic board with hexagonal cells. It was invented by a Danish mathematician Piet Hein in 1942, and became popular under the name of Hex