A picture of Walter Seaman talking with a class of accelerated fifth graders in Miami
about tesseracts and the fourth dimension.
Click here to see a picture of me with a close friend.

Walter Seaman

Department of Mathematics

The University of Iowa

Iowa City IA 52242 USA

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walter-seaman@uiowa.edu

Paper Mail

Walter Seaman
Department of Mathematics
The University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA 52242-1419
USA

Office Phone: (319) 335-0795

Fax: (319) 335-0627

Research Interests and Gauss Curvature-Colored Surfaces

Harmonic Sections of Geometric Bundles

Kahler Geometry

Hodge Theory and Higgs Bundles

An animated version of this family of surfaces.
For more Differential Geometry graphics please visit the

Differential Geometry Images page.

Course Links

22M:033 Engineering Math III: Matrix Algebra.
Mathematica matrix command file

Click here for files I've used in math teacher professional development courses.

Click here for a java example of a geometric problem we investigate in the Theory of Arithmetic class.







Course development.

SSA file (GSP).
A four point Bezier curve (java).

For information about a Mathematica-based Introduction to Differential Geometry course I teach please see the Differential Geometry Images page. Also see Wolfram's on-line courseware catalog here.






When Is A Rotation A Translation?

The anonymous ftp site at ftp.math.uiowa.edu containing teaching and research materials.

My CV .

Information on the Twelfth Annual High School Mathematics Tournament at the University of Iowa, Saturday, March 1, 2008.


Project Kaleidoscope

"An informal national alliance dedicated to strengthening undergraduate
science and mathematics education."

S.M.A.R.T.S.
The SMARTS (Science and Mathematics Avenues to Renewed Teachers and Students) project is a three-year 2005-2008 Mathematics-Science Partnership Grant from the Iowa Department of Education.
The University of Iowa Science Education Center and the University of Iowa Department of Mathematics , Grant Wood Area Education Agency science and mathematics consultants and representatives from local school districts have been awarded a 3 - year professional development grant called the SMARTS Project. This project targets teams (4-6) of elementary teachers of mathematics and/or science. The purposes of the project are to: 1) enhance science and mathematics instruction through an inquiry approach, 2) improve student achievement, and 3) nurture collaboration among participating teacher teams.


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