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DMM (Duke University Math Meet) Information

What is DMM?

  • The Duke Math Meet (DMM) is a regional mathematics competition for high school students hosted by Duke University each year.
  • The contest is organized by the members of the Duke University Mathematics Union (DUMU) and is sponsored by the Duke Mathematics Department.
  • For more information, refer to https://math.duke.edu/duke-math-meet

DMM (Duke University Math Meet) Syllabus & Schedule

syllabus
  • Including but not limited to
  • - Arithmetic and Logic
    - Algebra
    - Geometry
    - Number Theory
    - Counting and Probability
Schedule
  • DMM this year will be held on the following days (in-person):
  • November 4, 2024

Duke University Math Meet Criteria & Format

The format of the DMM math test consists of several competition rounds outlined below. Refer to the official DMM website for more information.
Criteria to qualify for the Duke University Math Meet Competition
Criteria to Qualify
There are no prerequisites to participate in this competition.

Please note, however, this is a competition for high school students only.
Format of the DMM (Duke Math Meet) Test
Format
Power Round
Team Round
Individual Round
Relay Round
Devil Round
Tiebreaker

More Information About Format

The format of the test consists of several competition rounds outlined below.

Power Round

The Power Round is a multi-part proof problem worth 25 points that lasts for 60 minutes, with an extra 15 minutes for submission purposes. All the problems will be related to one overarching theme.

The team members will work together on these problems. Answers should be given in the form of mathematical proofs, unless otherwise stated. All the necessary work to justify an answer and all the necessary steps of a proof must be shown clearly to obtain full credit. Partial credit may be awarded for answers that are incomplete but show significant progress toward a solution.

Once finished with the test, a team must scan the sheets they plan to submit to Gradescope and compile them into a series of images or one single PDF to be submitted onto Gradescope (either method is accepted).

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