Mathematics science fair projects from 2017

Browse 94 real Mathematics projects entered in 2017, with abstracts, awards and links to the original entries.

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ISEF · 2017

A 6-Chromatic Unit Distance Graph in Space

Mathematics Fourth Award

The chromatic number of the n-dimensional Euclidean space is the minimum number of colors with which the entire space can be colored so that every two points one unit apart have different co…

ISEF · 2017

A Method for Analyzing Basketball Teams

Mathematics

A Method for Analyzing Basketball Teams started as an attempt to use statistics to analyze our team's offense. Eventually it grew into a data collection and analysis software. There are thre…

ISEF · 2017

An Addition to the Problem of Points

Mathematics

The problem of points is a historical problem confronted by many mathematicians throughout history. It presents an interrupted series of games and asks the question of how the probabilities…

CSEF · 2017

Analysis of Maze Solving Algorithms

Mathematical Sciences Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals Find the most efficient maze-solving algorithm among three different algorithms: the #right-hand rule#, #dead reckoning#, and #dead end remembering#. Methods/Materials The p…

ISEF · 2017

An Exploration in Textual Analysis

Mathematics

The internet’s expansion has increased the data available to researchers, allowing analysis to make insights into human behavior. This project statistically analyzes trends in computer scien…

ISEF · 2017

Benford's Law: Fact or Fiction?

Mathematics

This project investigates the phenomena modeled by Benford’s law. Our experimentation aims to observe the credibility of Benford’s law at multiple sample sizes, by testing the use of it with…

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