Lawrence H. Riddle
Professor of Mathematics, Computer Science Dual-Degree Program Adviser
Contact Information
Phone: 404.471.6222
Email: lriddle@agnesscott.edu
Office Hours: Open door office hours
Academic Degrees
M.S., University of Illinois
Ph.D., University of Illinois
Teaching and Scholarly Interests
Professor Riddle's interests include calculus, differential equations, courses incorporating the use of Maple, dynamical systems, and the history of women in mathematics. His website on Biographies of Women Mathematicians profiles the numerous achievements of women in the field of mathematics. His interest in the use of technology in teaching mathematics has lead him to develop a software program called IFS Construction Kit for teaching about the fractals associated with iterated functions systems.
Professional Activities
Biographies of Women Mathematicians
Profiles of many women mathematicians illustrating the numerous achievements of women in mathematics.
Classic Iterated Function Systems
An investigation of the definitions and properties of some of the classic iterated function systems defined by affine transformations, and their associated fractals.
A software program for Windows to design and draw fractals based on iterated function systems.
Web Links
Biographies of Women Mathematicians
IFS Construction Kit
Professor Riddle's site