What do the structure \;of DNA\, elect ronic music\, heat transfer\, counting primes\, and flesh-eating bacteria& nbsp\;have in common? Give up? This semester\, Cookies for Proof will cove r the \;Fourier transform\, a tool which is used to analyze all these topics (and many others!). Towards the end of the term we are planning a f ield trip to the Sakon Lab at the Chemistry Department of the University o f Arkansas\, where we will experience these techniques hands-on!
\nT his program is always free and open to any high \;school student that is curious about math and excited for the challenge! While there are no pr erequisites or experience required\, mathematical maturity is preferred.&n bsp\;Calculus will be helpful but is not required. Bringing a personal or school laptop or checking out a library laptop is also preferred. You can reach out to \;cook iesforproof@gmail.com \;with any questions. \;
\n< p> Learn more about Cookies for Proof \;&rarr\;\ nRegistration is required and will open for the whole series on Wednesday\, December 24 at 7 a.m. \;
\nFor disabil ity accommodations\, call 479.856.7170 or email kidsquesti ons@faylib.org \;2-3 weekdays before a program. Plan your visit by viewing our building map \;and details on accessibility services.
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