The many facets of a definition: The case of periodicity

By J. Dormolen, O. Zaslavsky. 2003

73 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Education, Statistics and Probability, Theoretical Computer Science

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/01ea28bd1e1e313ec66a226a4d97abaa4e61b08b

How researchers see this paper

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In Education

1. Rina Zazkis
2. R. Leikin
3. Annie Selden
4. J. Selden
5. O. Zaslavsky
6. Andreas J. Stylianides
7. Matthew Inglis
8. Gabriel J. Stylianides

In Statistics and Probability

1. Annie Selden
2. Rina Zazkis
3. J. Selden
4. O. Zaslavsky
5. R. Leikin
6. Matthew Inglis
7. Juan Pablo Mejía-Ramos
8. Keith Weber

In Theoretical Computer Science

1. Annie Selden
2. J. Selden
3. O. Zaslavsky
4. Matthew Inglis
5. Juan Pablo Mejía-Ramos
6. Keith Weber
7. Lara Alcock

Citations in the corpus

• Exemplifying definitions: a case of a square (2008, background): “It is also desirable that the definition should be intuitive (Fischbein 1987; Mariotti and Fischbein 1997) and elegant (Vinner 1991; Van Dormolen and Zaslavsky 2003).”
• Students' Conceptions of a Mathematical Definition (2005, background): “Alternative definitions of a concept are equivalent statements that differ along their optional features (van Dormolen & Zaslavsky, 2003).”