El segundo número del volumen 11 de la publicación Mathematica in Education and Research (MiER) se encuentra disponible para sus suscriptores. Los contenidos de esta edición son:

• ARTICLES:
• Global optimization using Mathematica: A test of software tools, por Craig Loehle.
• Global Positioning System N-points problem, por Béla Paláncz.
• A magic parabola, por Haiduke Sarafian y Nenette Sarafian.
• Global features of the magic parabolas, por Haiduke Sarafian y Michael Trott.
• Trigonometric functions of multiple angles and some special identities II, por ilak de Alwis.
• Mathematics education reform and an e-learning system, por Toshihiko Nishimoto y Koichi Fujii.
• COLUMNS:
• CLASSROOM NOTES: DNA sequence alignment - Part I, por Bruce Torrence.
• FRONT END PROGRAMMING: Active elements. Creating buttons and palettes, por Dale R. Horton.
• MATHEMATICAL GRAPHICS: Newton's method for complex polynomials, por Mark McClure.
• GEOMETRIC THEMES: Spiral animations and polygonal spirals, por Jaime Rangel-Mondragón.
• REVIEWS:
• BOOK REVIEWS: Review of Option Valuation Under Stochastic Volatility with Mathematica Code, 2nd Edition, by Alan L. Lewis, por Michael F. Kelly.
• BOOK REVIEWS: Review of Computational Financial Mathematics using Mathematica, Optimal Trading in Stocks and Options, 1st Edition, by Srdjan Stojanovic, por Michael F. Kelly.