Inauguración de una instalación permanente de IMAGINARY en Frankfurt
¡Las matemáticas son bellas! El 6 de junio, a las 11 de la mañana, se presentaron dos nuevas terminales en el centro de ciencia EXPERIMINTA de Frankfurt, en Alemania. Asistieron a la inauguración el profesor Oldenburg, de la Universidad Goethe de Frankfurt y el doctor Matt del Instituto de Matemáticas de Oberwolfach. Las dos terminales están acompañadas de una galería de visualizaciones de bellas superficies algebraicas y de otras imágenes de arte matemático. Esta nueva instalación IMAGINARY estará permanentemente desplegada en el centro de ciencia.
En la página web de la instalación puede encontrar más información e imágenes.
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We are very happy that the user response to the new IMAGINARY platform was so big - too big for our server capacity. Today in the morning we registered 1.3 million accesses on the site (before 11:30 am) and we had to react quickly to shift the website to a new server. This caused several delays and also the platform was not online for about 2 hours. We are very sorry for this!
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MPE2013 is launched internationally!
Citation from Irena Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO:
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