SIMIODE
My work from CHS Math Journal recently caught the attention of Professor Brian Winkel who invited me to publish on his platform, SIMIODE. Check out the problem here.
Citation: Kevin S Huang (2016), “1-120-S-CircularRollerCoaster,” https://www.simiode.org/resources/2882.
Student Version (public): https://www.simiode.org/resources/2882
Teacher Version (private): https://www.simiode.org/resources/2883
SIMIODE Contributor (Thank You Letter)
SIMIODE Newsletter December 2016
YOUNG AUTHORS AT SIMIODE
“Kevin S. Huang, currently a student of Robert Kennedy at Centennial High School in Ellicott, considers the dynamics of determining the minimum initial velocity to keep a circular (vertical) roller coaster cart on track as it loops. Kevin offers the case in which there is no friction and then challenges students to consider the case where there is friction. This is the first publication of a Modeling Scenario by a high school student, an exceptional student. Congratulations Kevin!”
“When I saw this in this week’s New Yorker I thought of you immediately and of your contribution to SIMIODE on the roller coaster
“push” model.” – Professor Winkel (August, 2018)
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