This is the personal website of Jason Zhang.
The following is a collection of lectures that I’ve written concerning math-related topics.
This was the culmination of a months long course at Euler Circle where one indepedently wrote an expository paper and presentation (with some general guidance provided) on some advanced mathematics topic. The following is meant as an introduction to the foundations of the transfer principle in nonstandard analysis.
In the materials.
The materials found here were for a guest lecture at a TJVMT SARML session. As such, the materials found within this lecture feature HEAVY oversimplification to make it more understandable for a high school student. Therefore, it is not intended as a reliable source for serious study.
In the materials.
These comprise very short one-off lectures that were written purely for fun. Alternatively, there are also notes that I’ve written for studying and classes.
This was a unit of multivariable calculus concerning double and triple integrals.
From class.
I wrote this to help my friends (and myself) study for a test.
From class.
This was written to help a friend.