Henle, Selected Writing

Myra M. Sampson Professor (Emeritus)
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
The Logic Program (also emeritus)
Smith College

(413) 585-3867
jhenle@smith.edu

Set Theory

Supercontinuity
(with A. R. D. Mathias)
Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society 92(1):1-16, 1982.

Magidor-like and
Radin-like forcing

Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 25:59-72, 1983

An extravagant partition relation for a model of arithmetic

Contemporary Mathematics 31:109-113, 1984.

The consistency of one fixed omega

Journal of Symbolic Logic, 60(1):172-177, 1995

Doughnuts, floating ordinals, and ultraflitters

(with C. DiPrisco)
Journal of Symbolic Logic, 65(1): 461-473, 2000

Non-nonstandard Analysis: Real Infinitesimals

The Mathematical Intelligencer, 21(1):67-73, 1999

Not Set Theory

Where the camera was

With Katherine Byers

Mathematics Magazine77(4): 251-259, 2004

Squaring the Plane

With Fred Henle

Tiling the plane with one square each of side 1, 2, 3, ...

Am. Math. Monthly 115(1): 3-12, 2008

Creating Clueless Puzzles

With with Gerard Butters, Frederick Henle, and Colleen McGaughey

The Math. Intelligencer< 33(3):102-107, 2011

The Mystery of the Sealed Box

with Fred Henle

Math. Intelligencer 36(2): 18-26, 2014

Modelling inequality with a single parameter

With Nick Horton and Stephanie Jakus

Modelling Income Distributions and Lorenz Curves: Essays in Memory of Camilo Dagum, Jacques Silber, editor, Springer, 2008

The Nature of Mathematics

Is mathematics musical?

Classical Mathematics. Baroque Mathematics. Romantic Math- ematics? Also Atonal, New Age, Minimalist, and Punk Mathe- matics

The Am. Math. Monthly 103(1):18-29, 1996

Is mathematics poetic?

Is Some Mathematics Poetry?

J. of Humanistic Math. 1(1): 94-100, 2011

Is mathematics gastronomic?

The Proof and the Pudding

Princeton University Press

Is mathematics an art?

Book, with the tentative title:

The Art of Exact Ideas

Is math a language?

Calculus:
The Language of Change

With David Cohen

Jones and Bartlett
Out of print

Is mathematics True?

The Happy Formalist

The Mathematical Intelligencer, 13(1):12- 18, 1991.

Henle, Selected Writing Myra M. Sampson Professor (Emeritus) Department of Mathematics and Statistics The Logic Program (also emeritus) Smith College (413) 585-3867 jhenle@smith.edu

Doughnuts, floating ordinals, and ultraflitters

Non-nonstandard Analysis: Real Infinitesimals

Where the camera was

With Katherine Byers

Squaring the Plane

With Fred Henle Tiling the plane with one square each of side 1, 2, 3, ...

Creating Clueless Puzzles

With with Gerard Butters, Frederick Henle, and Colleen McGaughey

The Mystery of the Sealed Box with Fred Henle

Modelling inequality with a single parameter With Nick Horton and Stephanie Jakus

Classical Mathematics. Baroque Mathematics. Romantic Math- ematics? Also Atonal, New Age, Minimalist, and Punk Mathe- matics

Is Some Mathematics Poetry?

The Proof and the Pudding

Calculus: The Language of Change

With David Cohen Jones and Bartlett Out of print

Henle, Selected Writing

Myra M. Sampson Professor (Emeritus)
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
The Logic Program (also emeritus)
Smith College

(413) 585-3867
jhenle@smith.edu

With Fred Henle

Tiling the plane with one square each of side 1, 2, 3, ...

The Mystery of the Sealed Box

with Fred Henle

Modelling inequality with a single parameter

With Nick Horton and Stephanie Jakus

Calculus:
The Language of Change

With David Cohen

Jones and Bartlett
Out of print