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International Mathematics Olympiad sites
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The 46th IMO was hosted by Mexico in Mérida, Yucatán, on 8-19 July, 2005.
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The 45th IMO was hosted by Greece in Athens on 6-18 July, 2004.
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The 44th IMO was hosted by Japan in Tokyo on 7-19 July, 2003. Submission deadline for problems was 15 Feb. 2003.
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[ logo | problems in PDF (Dutch) | results | statistics | personal report | shortlist is confidential until IMO2003 ]
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The 43rd IMO was hosted by the United Kingdom in Glasgow on 19-30 July, 2002.
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The 42nd IMO was hosted by the United States of America in Washington DC on 1-14 July, 2001.
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[ logo | regulations | problems day 1 | problems day 2 | problems in PDF | results | medals | mailing list ]
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The 41st IMO was hosted by South Korea in Taejon on 13-25 July, 2000.
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The 40th IMO was hosted by Romania in Bucharest on 10-22 July, 1999.
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The 39th IMO was hosted by Taiwan in Taipei on 10-21 July, 1998.
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The 38th IMO was hosted by Argentina in Mar del Plata on July 18-31, 1997. There is an IMO97 mailing list.
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[ logo | the problems ]
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The 37th IMO was hosted by India in Mumbai (Bombay) on July 5-17, 1996.
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The 36th IMO was hosted by Canada in Toronto on July 10-28, 1995.
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[ logo | the problems and results ]
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The 35th IMO was hosted by Hong Kong on July 12-19, 1994.
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The 34th IMO was hosted by Turkey in Istanbul on July 12-19, 1993.
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Other International Mathematics Competitions
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Kangourou Sans Frontières (KSF) is an international mathematics competition for various levels of students. History and Rules (old)
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France: Le Kangourou de Mathématiques
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Germany: Känguru der Mathematik
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Italy: Kangourou Italia
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Netherlands: Wiskunde Kangoeroe
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Poland: Kangur Matematyczyny
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Russia: Kenguru
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United States of America: Math Kangaroo
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Created in 1977 by Dr. George Lenchner, an internationally known math educator, the Math Olympiads went public in 1979. In the year 2000, over 120,000 students from 5,000 teams worldwide participated in the Olympiads, representing 26 countries.
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Samanyolu College (Ankara, Turkey) organizes the Samanyolu International Mathematics Competition (SIMC) for high school students. The 3rd SIMC will be held between 21 and 25 August 1998.
Regional Mathematics Olympiads
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Problems in English and French.
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The Bay Area Mathematical Olympiad (BAMO) is a contest for high school students sponsored jointly by the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI), the American Institute of Mathematics (AIM), the University of California at Berkeley (UCB), and the University of San Francisco (USF).
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The Colorado Mathematical Olympiad (CMO) is the largest essay-type mathematical competition in the United States, with 600 to 1,000 participants competing annually for fine prizes.
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Home page (in Spanish) of the Olimpíadas Iberoamericanas de Matemática (OIM).
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The Math League (USA & Canada)
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The Math League is dedicated to bringing challenging mathematics materials to students, and specializes in math contests (for high schools in the USA and Canada), books, and computer software.
National Mathematics Olympiads
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The Olimpíada Matemática Argentina (OMA) is the Argentinian Mathematics Olympiad. Currently, information is only available in Spanish.
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The Australian Mathematics Trust is a national non-profit organization which conducts mathematics competitions in Australia.
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Information about the Brazilian Mathematics Olympiad (OBM=Olimpíada Brasileira de Matemática). All material in Portuguese only.
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Information about the National Mathematical Olympiad in Bulgaria as part of the Bulgarian Competitions in Mathematics and Informatics.
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Information about the Canadian Mathematics Competition (CMC) maintained by Ruth Malinowski (cmc@math.uwaterloo.ca).The WWW Home Page for the Colombian Olympiads (in Spanish), covering Mathematics, Phyisics, and Informatics, maintained by Fernando Vega
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Information about the Estonian Matemaatika Olümpiaadid (also in the Estonian language)Information about mathematics competitions in France, includes French translations of IMO problem sets and recommended French mathematics literature for IMO preparation.
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The Verein Mathematik-Olympiaden e.V. coordinates the German Mathematics Olympiads (DeMO). There is also information available about the German Mathematics Olympiad 1995.
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Information on Irish participation in the International Mathematical Olympiads and (eventually) copies of Irish Maths Olympiad questions and photographs. Contact: Gordon Lessells (gordon.lessells@ul.ie).
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Information on the Italian (?) Mathematics Olympiad (in Italian). E-mail contact: mvillani@cibs.sns.it
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Information about the IMO in general (starting from 34th) and the Mathematical Olympiad Foundation of Japan. Maintained by Naomasa Maruyama (mailto:murayama@ism.ac.jp).
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Information (in Spanish) on the Mexican Mathematics Olympiad (OMM) and problem sets (mostly in Spanish) of various (regional) mathematics contests.
There is also an unofficial page for the Mexican Mathematical Olympiad (in Spanish).
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Information about the New Zealand Math Olympiads
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The Niels Henrik Abels Mathematics Competition selects students for partiticipation in the IMO. This site also contains problem sets of the Norwegian Mathematical Olympiad and the IMO, including some solutions and results.
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Information about Peru's math olympiad and the Cono Sur olympiads.
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Information (including problem sets) on the math olympiads in which Polish high school students participate (in particular: the Polish Mathematical Olympiad, the Austrian-Polish Mathematics Competition, and the Baltic Team Contest).
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Olimpíadas Portuguesas de Matemática.
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Information about the IMO and Singapore's participation.
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Mathematical olympiad in Slovakia.
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Mathematical competitions in Slovenia.
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South African Mathematics Olympiad.
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Information and problem sets (in Spanish) for the math olympiads in which Spanish high school students participate, including the Spanish Mathematics Olympiad (Olimpiada Matemática Española = OME).Information about the Swiss participation in the IMO in English, French, German, Italian.
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Information about the British Mathematical Olympiad (BMO).
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Information on the USA Math Olympiad and the IMO.
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The American Mathematics Competitions (AMC).
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The USA Mathematical Talent Search (USAMTS) is a free mathematics competition open to any US middle or high school student. It is a great contest for students aspiring to Olympiad problem solving, since many of the problems require proof-based solutions.
Links to other major Problem Collections
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Here you will find a large collection of olympiad problems from all over the world. You will also find all the information regarding The IMO Compendium, the most complete collection of problems proposed to the International Mathematical Olympiads.
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The Art of Problem Solving contains a variety of resources for avid students of mathematics in middle and high school. There are many free resources (in addition to a Forum) such as articles, a LaTeX tutorial, and online Math Jam sessions. Olympiad problem solvers from all over the world participate in problem discussions. The site also sells a set of problem solving textbooks and has an online school.
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This website covers some general techniques for solving mathematical problems. It intends to grow into an interactive website. Maintained by Harold Shapiro.
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Math problem collections, a frequent (hard!) math contest, and a large problem solving community with many on-line formus for discussions. Maintained by Valentin Vornicu.
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Includes Problems in Elementary Number theory (PEN), Topics in INequalities (TIN), and Problem-Solving Web-Directory (PSD). Archive maintained by Hojoo Lee (hojoolee@korea.com) in Republic of Korea.
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Archive maintained by Hans Vernaeve (Hans.Vernaeve@rug.ac.be) in Belgium.
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Provides: a collection of problems, tutorials, training material, articles, a Monthly Internet Mathematics Olympiad, and information on the New Zealand Math Olympiads.
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Kiran Kedlaya (MIT, USA, kray@post.com) has a Math Competitions Archive with some of the recent (back to 1991) IMO problem sets in various formats, and information about the USA Mathematical Olympiad (USAMO). He now has a separate Math Problem Directory.
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Archive and links maintained by Naoki Sato (ensato@hotmail.com) in Toronto, Canada.
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Database of problems that appeared on various national and international math competitions around the world, including detailed info about the Putnam Math Competition. Maintained by meeroh@mit.edu.
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Soviet Union 1961-1986
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The problems of the All-Soviet-Union national mathematical competitions (final part), 1961-1986 were translated into English and put on the Web by Vladimir Pertsel (voldemar@sagantec.co.il). There is also a plain ASCII version, and a compressed archive with everything: HTML, ASCII, and GIF pictures. [The original page and original archive are still available.]
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A collection of mathematical brain-busters, specially for those who are tired of not-very-hard problems. Maintained by jefflock@geocities.com.
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Online reference to mathematical problems.
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Problem collections maintained by John Scholes.
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Le Thai Hoang's Math Olympiad Page contains many math problem sets, including shortlists for IMO from 1983 to 1998.
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A collection of puzzles ranging over geometry, probability, number theory, algebra, calculus, and logic. Hints are provided, along with answers, fully worked solutions, and links to related mathematical topics. Many of the puzzles are elementary in their statement, yet challenging. New puzzles are added on a regular basis.A key feature of the site is the detailed exposition, from first principles, of the puzzle solutions. Some of the puzzles are used to showcase particular mathematical concepts. See, for example, puzzle 56, which introduces a partition identity, and puzzle 63, where Ptolemy's Theorem permits a surprisingly simple solution. Further references are provided with many of the solutions.
Mathematics on WWW
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AIMS [ Activities Integrating Math & Science ]
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AMS [ American Mathematical Society ]
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EMS [ European Mathematical Society ]
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GAMS [ Guide to Available Mathematical Software ]
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IMU [ International Mathematical Union ]
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MAA [ Mathematical Association of America ]
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Math Archives
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PSTC [ Problem Solving Task Centres ]
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PSU [ Penn State University ]
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SIAM [ Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics ]
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Miscellaneous mathematical Links
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Equal Sums of Like Powers (investigations started by Chen Shuwen in 1986 while preparing for the Chinese Mathematics Olympiad) [European mirror]
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Paul Erdös info (the person and the number)
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Euclid's Elements (animated in Java)
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Fibonacci Numbers, Golden Section maintained by Ron Knott
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Interactive Mathematics Miscellany and Puzzles maintaned by Alexander Bogomolny (alexb@cut-the-knot.com)
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Inverse Symbolic Calculator When you give this program an approximation to a real number, it will do its best to decide what that number `really' is. In essence, this is a greatly expanded online version of the Dictionary of Real Numbers by Borwein & Borwein (1990).
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The KnotPlot Site with/about (mathematical) knots
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Mathematical Fiction, references to works of fiction containing math
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Math in Action at MathSoft includes
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This is MEGA Mathematics! by Los Alamos National Laboratory
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Puzzles HQ Everything Puzzles, from 3d Puzzles to Zigsaw Puzzles.