Corey	Burton	cburton@sewanee.edu
Coker	George	gcoker@sewanee.edu
Chauncey	Gibson	cgibson@sewanee.edu
Rouhiya	Hakim	rhakim@sewanee.edu
Bryant	Hicks	bhicks@sewanee.edu
Todd	Jean-Pierre	tjpierre@sewanee.edu
Rosie	Jimenez	rjimenez@sewanee.edu
Sung	Kim	skim@sewanee.edu
Tina	Nguyen	tnguyen@sewanee.edu
Chinedu	Nnorom	cnnorom@sewanee.edu
Jorge	Ramallo	jramallo@sewanee.edu
Nicole	Restrepo	nrestrepo@sewanee.edu
Jordan	Sanders	jsanders@sewanee.edu
Alpana	Senapati	asenapati@sewanee.edu
Jason	Seymour	jaseymour@sewanee.edu
John	Seymour	joseymour@sewanee.edu
Tina	Tieu	ttieu@sewanee.edu
Talia	Walker	twalker@sewanee.edu
Whitney	Whiteside	wwhiteside@sewanee.edu
Will	Zhou	wzhou@sewanee.edu

WEEK 1 TEAMS

TEAM 1	TEAM 2	TEAM 3	TEAM 4	TEAM 5
Tina T.	Jordan	John	Sung	Rosie
Corey	Whitney	Rouyiha	Nicole	Tina N.
Talia	Chinedu	Alpana	Coker	Jorge
Chauncey	Todd	Will	Jason	Bryant

Homework for Tuesday night (6/24) due Wednesday morning (one per team):

1) Find the general equation that predicts how many moves are required for n disks in the Tower of Hanoi game.

2) Use it to calculate the time it would take to complete a game with n = 25 disks, at a rate of 1 move per second. Is it longer or shorter than the average human lifetime (lets say 75 years)?

3) Use it to calculate the time it would take to complete a game with n = 64 disks, at a rate of 1 move per second. Is it longer or shorter than the accepted age of the universe (about 15 billion years)?

4) The 3 points, 1/2 distance chaos game rules produce the Sierpinski Gasket we saw in class. What is your prediction (emerging pattern) for a 4 points, 1/2 distance game (imagine using the corners of a square instead of a triangle)?

5) Read Chapter 3 (pages 81-118) of Gleick's Chaos and answer (type them in MS Word) the questions posted at:

http://www.sewanee.edu/physics/bridge/GLEICK.html