Problemas de Geometría: Planimetría, IGOR Shariguin

Este libro contiene más de 600 problemas de planimetría. Es una colección de diversos hallazgos geométricos, cuyo objetivo consiste en hacer ver lo elegantes que son los procedimientos de geometría elemental que se pueden aplicar en la demostración y el cálculo.

LINK ORIGINAL FORMATO PDF
http://www.cienciamatematica.com/libros/Mir/Problemas_de_Geometria_Plana_-_Igor_F.Shariguin(Editorial_Mir).pdf

PERÚ RUMBO A LA INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD (IMO) HONG KONG-2016

Perú rumbo a la IMO!! Esta es la delegación que nos representará en la Olimpiada Internacional de Matemática que se realizará en Hong Kong. De izquierda a derecha los estudiantes son Henry Felen, Jemisson Coronel Baldeón, Daniel Rojas, Raul Alfredo Alcantara Castillo, Diego Lázaro y Anthony Yataco Torres
Obrigado amigo Professor Jorge Tipe pela informação,desejo muito sucesso ao equipe do PERÚ.

Preparação para o exame de matemática. Lição 17. PLANIMETRIA. Meta 16 (parte 3).-Agakhanov Nazar Hangeldyevich - Departamento de Matemática MIPT. Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Preparação para o exame de matemática. Lição 1: PLANIMETRIA - Подготовка к ЕГЭ по математике. Занятие 1. Планиметрия.- Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology

Agakhanov Nazar Hangeldyevich - Candidato de Ciências Físicas e Matemática, Professor Associado do Departamento de Matemática MIPT.
Агаханов Назар Хангельдыевич - кандидат физико-математических наук, доцент кафедры высшей математики МФТИ.

PERUANO CAMPEÓN OLIMPIADAS DE MATEMATICAS CHRISTIAN OMAR ALTAMIRANO MODESTO GANA BECA EN MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology-USA

Christian Altamirano seguirá estudios de Ingeniería Mecatrónica en el Instituto Tecnológico de Massachusetts (MIT) de EE. UU., ubicado en el primer lugar en los rankings internacionales de evaluación académica: Orgullo para el Perú. Christian Omar Altamirano Modesto, de 17 años de edad, fue aceptado como alumno becado en el Instituto Tecnológico de Massachusetts (MIT, por sus siglas en inglés), considerado como la mejor universidad del mundo. Hoy recibió la tan ansiada noticia y se prepara para viajar tras de sus sueños, el de convertirse en un ingeniero mecatrónico. 

 Para ser admitido en esta prestigiosa universidad tuvo que pasar diversos exámenes entre los meses de octubre del 2015 a enero del 2016. Los resultados fueron más que satisfactorios, ya que aprobó todas las evaluaciones con notas sobresalientes. Además el MIT consideró sus triunfos internacionales en olimpiadas de matemática y química, en las que obtuvo varias medallas de oro, plata y bronce representando al Perú.
Cabe destacar que en la reciente Olimpiada Internacional de Matemática (OIM), Christian Altamirano ganó la medalla de oro y se ubicó entre los 20 mejores alumnos de más 600 participantes de 106 países de todo el mundo. Por este triunfo fue recibido y premiado, junto a toda la delegación peruana, en el Palacio de Gobierno por el presidente de la República, Ollanta Humala, y el ministro de Educación, Jaime Saavedra.
 Logros:
 »Olimpiada del Cono Sur 2012 - Perú - medalla de oro
 » Olimpiada del Cono Sur 2013 - Paraguay - medalla de oro
 » Olimpiada del Cono Sur 2014 - Uruguay - medalla de oro
 » Olimpiada Rioplatense 2012 - Argentina - medalla de plata
 » Olimpiada Iberoamericana 2012 - Bolivia - medalla de plata
 » Olimpiada Iberoamericana 2013 - Panamá - medalla de plata
 » Romanian Master of Mathematics 2015 - Rumania - medalla de plata
 » Romanian Master of Mathematics 2016 - Rumania - medalla de plata
 » Olimpiada Internacional de Matemática (IMO) 2012 - Argentina - medalla de bronce
 » Olimpiada Internacional de Matemática (IMO) 2013 - Colombia - medalla de plata 
 » Olimpiada Internacional de Matemática (IMO) 2014 - Sudáfrica - medalla de plata
 » Olimpiada Iberoamericana de Química (OIQ) 2014 - Uruguay - medalla de plata
 » Olimpiada Internacional de Matemática (IMO) 2015 - Tailandia - medalla de oro
 » Ganador del concurso internacional de ciencias y matemática Operación Éxito 2015 - Puerto Rico

FUENTE ORIGINAL DE LA NOTICIA :http://www.educacionenred.pe/noticia/?portada=92680

Retrospective of the IMO 2015-56th INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD -THAILAND

The fragrant white jasmine garland draped around the collar is a distinctive symbol of ‘Thai hospitality’ declaring IMO 2015 participants’ arrival to Thailand. Our attentive local guides welcomed the teams right at Chiang Mai Airport arrival gate and escorted them to the traditionally lavish and pleasant Pang Suan Kaew Hotel. The formal opening ceremony at Chiang Mai university kindled a grand overture to the vigorously intensive competitions days followed by eye-opening excursions to the most popular sites in Chiang Mai.

57th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO)-HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (HKUST) CAMPUS

What explains the Chinese domination at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) ?

The direct reason is that the China team has the best students who are really good at solving math contest problems in the world. But how this team if formed deserves more explanations. 

1. Motivation

A student who could become a team member for IMO in China is not just an honor: the student will receive all top universities' admissions, money awards, tuition waiver, and tremendous media reports. 

There are several rounds before National Mathematical Olympiad (Winter Camp), so the students who enter the NMO are really good at math, I mean insanely good. 

In China, if you could win a National Mathematical Olympiad medal, you are guaranteed to have the admission of the best universities in China. After National Mathematical Olympiad, the China team are formed by selecting the best students in National Mathematical Olympiad. At the same time, the professors from the best universities in China come to the camp and start talking with the students who participates the National Mathematical Olympiad to persuade them to accept the admissions. So, all China team members in China have their college admissions at that time, and in the next several months, the only thing for them to do is to prepare the contest. 

The policy may be changed recently. But in last 20 years, this policy is the motivation of so many kids working on mathematical olympics, also other similar olympics contests. Because you just need to work on one or two subjects, and if you are good, you do not need to take Gaokao (Chinese university entrance exams). It is the only way for kids who are really good at some subjects but also bad at the others to get admissions to top universities. In Gaokao, there is no way for such kids to survive, because there will be at lease 5 subjects exams.  

2. Population

Like what Jessica Su says, China has a large population, which means the absolute number of high intelligent kids is also large. And Chinese families pay more attentions to their children's education. What Jessica Su may not know: the training of the kids for participating IMO in China typically starts at  middle schools, sometimes may even starts at elementary schools. 

3. Training

There are many kids who are trained in Math at different stage of education in China. If you go to a bookstore in China, go to the education section, you will find more than 100 books are just written for training students on mathematical contests. And in high schools or middle schools, especially the best ones, there are teachers who are hired just for teaching students how to solve the problems in such contests. If the kid is smart enough and the teacher believe the kid will win a medal, the kid is allowed to just work on the contest, and no need to attend any other classes.  The bad side is obvious, the kid is only trained in one subject, and all other subject are completely omitted, which in some level, affect the education of the kid. Even in middle school, some kids are allowed to spend most of the time to work on one or two subjects, because typically the best high schools are also give admissions to the kids who scored well in mathematical contests at middle school level.

LINK FULL PAPER:

https://www.quora.com/What-explains-the-Chinese-domination-at-the-IMO