An asteroids-type game which can be played on many different surfaces, including some non-orientable ones. (Backup here.)
Advising:
Here is a guide to the undergraduate math major Math Major Guide.
Research and research related links
Here are some preprints and reprints of articles by me.
If you are part of the U. of O., you can use MathSciNet to find papers and even to read reviews. Reading reviews works best if your web browser is configured to know what to do with .dvi files.
The Hopf Topology Archive is an algebraic topology preprint archive, concentrating on homotopy theory.
Unix help for users. Since Linux is a version of unix, most of this applies verbatim to linux.
Apple's OS X is based on unix. But you can't see it very well through the pretty GUI. If you want to run Xwindows and the usual unix software though, you can! Thanks to the efforts of those at Fink.
Class files, etc. to allow you to type a thesis in LaTeX that is mostly acceptable to the graduate school. These versions are provided by Matt Miller and Paul Allen in summer 2007, and at least in Matt's case led to a thesis accepted by the grad school without correction. Note: these files won't help you get the proofs of theorems correct.
Information on the last year of being a Ph.D. student compiled by graduating UO Ph.D. students in spring 2008. This is about much more than getting your thesis together in a way that satisfies the grad school, and is worth reading for any of our Ph.D. students..
