Math Posters

and some Science Posters

The posters below can be downloaded free of charge. They fit on one sheet of paper, so you can easily print them for your math classes (you have to print them yourself). The technique for the first few (LaTeX) posters is taken from the diminuendo.pdf at the TeX showcase, but updated to LaTeX and extended a bit. The posters with graphs are done using pgfplots (a package that essentially turns LaTeX into a high-quality graphing tool). Some of the other posters are from HTML files or MS Word/PowerPoint files.

In all cases you can get the source files and modify them to make more (interesting / colorful / ...) mathematics and/or science posters. If you are inspired to do so, please post them online, link to this page and email me (jipsen(AT)chapman.edu).

If you like these posters or have other feedback, please leave a comment at the bottom of this page.
Thanks!

infdecposter.pdf source quadraticsolution.pdf source

pi.pdf source The Standard Model.pdf source

eseries.pdf source ln2series.pdf source

pythagoreantheorem.pdf
no color
source
trigsumofangles2.pdf
no color
source

trigsumofangles.pdf source derivaitiveofsine.pdf source

fundamentals.pdf source greek.pdf source

sincos.pdf source sincosdeg.pdf source

pointslope.pdf source piformulas.pdf source

settheoryaxioms.pdf source eapproximation.pdf source

posets5.pdf source lattices7.pdf source

Planar distributive lattices up to size 11.pdf source CompletionsofaDistributiveLattice.pdf source

L'Hospital's Rule.pdf source Proving the chain rule.pdf source

The Mathematical Moments posters from the AMS may also be of interest.

See Johnny Lin's Math and Science Posters Guide for lots of links to many other posters.

Peter Jipsen, Chapman University, July 2019
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