Brian J. Winkel

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All published works

Action	Title	Year	Authors
+	Technology Based Problems In Calculus	2020	Brian J. Winkel Aaron Klebanoff
+	Informed Conjecturing of Solutions for Differential Equations in a Modeling Context	2014	Brian J. Winkel
+	Modelling sublimation of carbon dioxide	2011	Brian J. Winkel
+	Biangular Coordinates Redux: Discovering a New Kind of Geometry	2010	Michael Naylor Brian J. Winkel
+	Teaching Modeling with Partial Differential Equations: Several Successful Approaches	2008	J. Myers David Trubatch Brian J. Winkel
+	Getting to the mall: an activity for problem-solving	2001	Brian J. Winkel
+	CALCULUS PROBLEM SOURCE	1998	Brian J. Winkel
+	In plane view: an exercise in visualization	1997	Brian J. Winkel
+	Modelling mixing problems with differential equations gives rise to interesting questions	1994	Brian J. Winkel
+	Quotient rings and a generalized ore condition	1971	Brian J. Winkel

Common Coauthors

Coauthor	Papers Together
David Trubatch	1
J. Myers	1
Aaron Klebanoff	1
Michael Naylor	1

Commonly Cited References

Action	Title	Year	Authors	# of times referenced
+	Computational Partial Differential Equations	2003	Hans Petter Langtangen	1
+	Elementary Applied Partial Differential Equations with Fourier Series and Boundary Value Problems.	1985	Gregory B. Passty Richard Haberman	1
+	Partial differential equations of mathematical physics and integral equations	1996	Ronald B. Guenther John W. Lee	1
+	Modelling sublimation of carbon dioxide	2011	Brian J. Winkel	1
+	In plane view: an exercise in visualization	1997	Brian J. Winkel	1
+ PDF Chat	On a System of Coordinates	1880	Genese	1
+	Biangular Coordinates	1910	G. B. M. Zerr	1
+	Biangular Coordinates	1910	G. B. M. Zerr	1
+	Géométrie de position	1803	Lazare Nicolas Marguerite Carnot	1
+	The method of fluxions and infinite series : with its application to the geometry of curve-lines : ... to which is subjoin'd, a perpetual comment upon the whole work, consisting of annotations, illustrations, and supplements in order to make this treatise a compleat institution for the use of learners. by John Colson	1971	Isaac Newton John Colson	1