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Mental calculation world cup 2004
Mental Calculation World Cup is an international competition of mental calculators.
Contents
- Mental calculation world cup 2004
- Mental calculation show mental calculation world cup 2008
- Mental Calculation World Cup 2004
- Mental Calculation World Cup 2006
- Mental Calculation World Cup 2008
- Mental Calculation World Cup 2010
- Mental Calculation World Cup 2012
- Mental Calculation World Cup 2014
- Mental Calculation World Cup 2016
- References
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Mental Calculation World Cup 2004
The first Mental Calculation World Cup was held in Annaberg-Buchholz, Germany on 30 October 2004. There were 17 participants from 10 countries.
The World Cup involved the following contests (and two surprise tasks):
In the overall ranking the first place is taken by Robert Fountain (Great Britain), the runner-up was Jan van Koningsveld (Germany).
Mental Calculation World Cup 2006
The second Mental Calculation World Cup was held on 4 November 2006 in Gießen, Germany. 26 Calculators from 11 countries took part. The World Cup involved the following contests (and two surprise tasks):
Robert Fountain (Great Britain) defended his title in the overall competition, the places 2 to 4 have been won by Jan van Koningsveld (Netherlands), Gert Mittring (Germany) and Yusnier Viera Romero (Cuba).
Mental Calculation World Cup 2008
The Mental Calculation World Cup 2008 was held at the university of Leipzig, Germany on 1 July 2008. It attracted 28 calculators from 12 countries.
Alberto Coto (Spain) won the overall title. Jan van Koningsveld, starting for Germany this time, became second, and Jorge Arturo Mendoza Huertas (Peru) finished third. Robert Fountain, who won the title in 2004 and 2006, achieved a fourth rank.
Mental Calculation World Cup 2010
The Mental Calculation World Cup 2010 was held at the university of Magdeburg, Germany on 6–7 June 2010. It attracted 33 calculators from 13 countries.
Priyanshi Somani (India) won the overall title. Marc Jornet Sanz (Spain) came second, and Alberto Coto finished third.
Mental Calculation World Cup 2012
The Mental Calculation World Cup 2012 was held from 30/9/2012 to 01/10/2012 in the Mathematikum museum in Gießen, Germany. 32 calculators from 16 countries participated. The world cup involved the following 5 main contests :
Naofumi Ogasawara (Japan) won the title in the overall competition (combination of all 10 categories). Hua Wei Chan (Malaysia) was 2nd overall, and Jan van Koningsveld was 3rd.
Mental Calculation World Cup 2014
The Mental Calculation World Cup 2014 was held from 10/10/2014 to 12/10/2014 in the Faculty of Mathematics in Dresden University of Technology, Germany.
39 mental calculators from 17 countries participated.
The World Cup involved the following 5 main contests:
Granth Thakkar (India) won the title in the overall competition (combination of all 10 categories). Marc Jornet Sanz (Spain) was 2nd overall, and Chie Ishikawa (Japan) was 3rd.
Mental Calculation World Cup 2016
The Mental Calculation World Cup 2016 was held from 23-25 September 2016, in Bielefeld Germany. 31 mental calculators from 16 countries participated.
The World Cup involved the following 5 main contests:
Yuki Kimura (Japan) won the title in the overall competition (combination of all 10 categories). Tetsuya Ono (Japan) was 2nd overall, and Lee Jeonghee (South Korea) was 3rd.