Jim Hartman

Professor of Mathematics

Department/Affiliation: Mathematics and Computer Science
Phone: 330-263-2239
Office Address: 305 Taylor
Email: hartman@wooster.edu

Is Efficiency Optional? A study regarding the binomial options pricing model, transactions costs, and the implications of options on market efficiency (Andrew Licking, Math and Business Economics, 2012)
Data Mining and Its Applications (Yanlong Hu, Math and CS, 2012)
Two-person Zero-sum Game Theory: Batter vs. Pitcher (Josh Stidham, 2012)
Multivariate Statistics (Joshua Dailey, 2012)
Monte Carlo Simulations of the Clumpy Torus in Active Galactic Nuclei (Joshua Dailey, 2012)
Fish On: A Study of Nonlinear Elasticity and Tensors (Noah Hartley-Shepherd, 2011)
Bayesian Statistics: An Alternative Method to Insurance Pricing Practice (Wenyuan Wu, Math and Economics, 2011)
What are the Chances? A Study of Probability Functions and Their Theory (Andrew Sage, 2007)
Option Valuation and The Binomial Approach (Daniel Tzonev, 2004)

"Powers of Magic Matrices" with Edwards, Bianca, The Mathematical Gazette, Volume 95, No. 533, July 2011, 284-292.
Preservers of eigenvalue inclusion sets, with Herman, Aaron and Li, Chi-Kwong, Linear Algebra and Its Applications, Volume 433, issue 5, October 15, 2010, 1038-1051.
Computing Definite integrals using the Definition, The College Mathematics Journal, Volume 41, Number 1, January 2010.
Frozen in Time, APCentral, July 2004.
Some Thoughts on 2003 Calculus AB Question 6, with Riddle, Larry, APCentral, June 2003.
Problem #726 Solution, The College Mathematics Journal, Volume 34, No. 3, May 2003.