Articles by Florian Colceag
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Chains or Freedom - September 1999 Globalization - January 2000 Processes - February 2000 Basic Necessities - March 2000 Values - May 2000 Political Management - October 2000 (Word 97 doc 57k) Society and Education - June 2001 (very large html 700k) Mathematical Model of Global Education System by the Internet - June 2001 Granite School District Gifted & Talented Program Evaluation - June 2001 Relationship between Education and Economy - June 2001 (also Word doc 46k) Cellular Automata, Algebraic Fractals - October 2001 (also Word doc 491k) The Charm of Geometry - October 2001 (also Word doc 500k) Dialog and Globalisation Policies - October 2001 (also Word doc 116k) Globalisation and Human Dimensions - October 2001, Revised Nov 2001 (also Word doc 37k) Calculus - October 2001 (also Word doc 27k) Romania & European Integration - November 2001 (also Word doc 190k) Romania - Internal Perspective - November 2001 (also Word doc 52k) Educated People Global Perspective - November 2001 (also Word doc 37k) Psychology and Society - December 2001 (also Word doc 33k) Algebraic Fractals - Fractal Varieties - December 2001 (also Word doc 75k) Complexity and Linearity - December 2001 (also Word doc 90k) Modelling and Models - December 2001 (also Word doc 37k) Horizontal and Vertical Social Relationships - December 2001 (also Word doc 82k) Gaia the global culture - March 2002 (also Word doc 54k) Development and Stability - Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 - April 2002 (also zipped Word docs Part 1 594k, Part 2 521k, and Part 3 536k) Conflicts and Wars - June 2002 (also Word doc 148k) Control and Challenge - September 2002 (also Word doc 101k) Informational Fields, Structural Fractals - September 2003 (also Word doc 300k) Universal Language - March 2004 (large html with embedded java applets and graphics - in total 650k and will take a while to download) Florian Colceag is a mathematician, working in education. He worked for about 20 years with mathematically gifted children who obtained 69 medals in international competitions - now they are professors at the most well-known universities of the world , or they work in scientifical research, economics, or finish their doctoral studies (about 200 - 300 of them). Additionally he models mathematically different phenomena, in education,
sociology, biology, history, anthropology etc. He uses fractal varieties
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