Kent A. Chambers PhD - SACS - Hardin-Simmons University

Experience:
2005 to present: Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics
1994 to 2005: Assistant then Associate Professor, Tenured in
1999, Department of Computer Science, Mathematics and
Statistics, Mesa State College.
1989 to 1994: Assistant Professor, Tenure Track, Albion College
1985-1989 Teaching and Research Assistant Washington State
University.
1983-1985 Teaching Assistant Portland State University.
Publications
Lucas' Theorem for prime powers, Kenneth Davis William Webb,
European Journal of Combinatorics (1990) 11, 229-233
Pascal's Triangle modulo 4, Kenneth Davis and William Webb,
to appear in Fibonacci Quarterly.
A Binomial Coefficient Congruence Modulo Prime Powers,
Kenneth Davis and William Webb, Journal of Number Theory,
(1993) 43, 1, 20-23
Research Projects Involving Undergraduates
Amy Smith: current
Carrie Ford: “Fair Divison”
Abigail Flemming “Benford’s Law”
Pete Roscoe, “Technical Analysis of the Stock Market”
Jeff Thompson “Optimal Hedge Ratio”
Sarah Paukstis "Lucas Theorem for Fibonomial Coefficients".
Mike Schwartz "Primes less than 4 Billion".
Jason Prigg "Fish Schools as a Dynamical System".
Cheryl Radich and Jeff Orman, "Pascal's Triangle Modulo 8".
Jason Depose, “Topics of Fair Division”
Classes Taught at Hardin-Simmons University
Math 1301 Aspects of Modern Math
Math 1310 College Algebra
Math 1321 Calculus II
Math 2321 Differential Equations
Math 3305 Linear Algebra
Math 3315 Mathematical Structures
Math 4340 Senior Project