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Métro berlinois – Optimisation de la grille des horaires

Submitted by Rolf Möhring on

La grille d’horaires de 2005 pour ce réseau a été calculée par Matheon à l’institut de Mathématiques de Berlin. La clef de ce travail était de l’ordre de l’état de l’art des techniques d’optimisation combinatoire. Les transports publics de Berlin sont modélisés comme un graphe où les stations sont des nœuds reliés par des arêtes et soumis à certaines contraintes. La solution optimale pour son fonctionnement (minimisant le temps d’attente aux stations et le nombre de trains nécessaires) est cachée quelque part dans l’ensemble de toutes les solutions possibles respectant les contraintes données. Mais cet ensemble est beaucoup trop grand pour être exploré dans son ensemble, même par les plus puissants des calculateurs. Des méthodes mathématiques astucieuses produisent des algorithmes puissants permettant d’éliminer de larges pans de cet ensemble pour concentrer la recherche dans les sous-régions plus restreintes où se trouvent l’optimum.

Le film est disponible en allemand et anglais. Pour le télécharger, cliquer sur le bouton « download link » sur la droite.

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A film by Prof. Dr. Rolf Möhring, Dr. Christian Liebchen and Dr. Sebastian Stiller.
  • Production coordinator
Peter Brinkmann, Samy Khadem-Al-Charieh, Pia Busch
  • Voice Over
Eric Hansen
  • Animation
Nils Bleicher, Bernd Gonska
  • Camera
Kai-Uwe Schulenburg
  • Editing
Andrea Niessen
  • Music/Sound
Torpedo, Reinhard Sydow
  • Logo Animation
Stephan Fleischer, Samy Khadem-Al-Charieh
Avec le soutien de: 
DFG Research Center MATHEON
Partenaires/mécènes: 
Math Film Festival 2008
Download Link: 
https://vimeo.com/60162039
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Humboldt Kolleg in Kyiv

Submitted by IMAGINARY on

The talk will primarily treat of IMAGINARY and the philosophy behind the project.

The Alexander-von-Humboldt-Gesellschaft e. V. and the German embassy are supporting the event. 

Time and Place: 
Mercredi, Juin 11, 2014 - 22:00 au Dimanche, Juin 15, 2014 - 21:45
Venue: 
Kiev
Ukraine
Coordinates: 
POINT (30.5234 50.4501)
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Website: 
Humboldt Conference Website
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Donations

We encourage you to contribute to the IMAGINARY gGmbH through a donation. This will make it possible to maintain and sustain our free open platform. We offer the following options for donations:

  • Wire Transfer
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  • PayPal and Credit Card

Find details for each option below. Our preferred option is wire transfer.
IMAGINARY can issue an official German non-profit donation confirmation. Please let us know your postal address.

If you use IMAGINARY content in exhibitions and other events, we recommend a donation of 10% of the budget for your event (or of the part which includes IMAGINARY content).

Please note, donations will be used to maintain the platform and the support we give to our users. They are not for the content itself, which is free to download and use (according to the license given, which can differ for each exhibit). You may also specify a specific purpose/event/project for your donation.

Please contact us if you have any questions.

Donate through wire transfer

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IMAGINARY gGmbH
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Account Nr. 1089796 00
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IMAGINARY gGmbH
Mittenwalder Str. 48
10961 Berlin
Germany

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IMAGINARY in Ulyanovsk

Submitted by Andreas Gebert on

Time and Place: 
Dimanche, Septembre 9, 2012 - 00:00 au Samedi, Septembre 29, 2012 - 23:45
Venue: 
State University Uljanowsk
Korpus 1, Technopark, ul. Nabereshnaja reki Swijagi, Uljanowsk
Uljanowsk
Russia
Coordinates: 
POINT (48.3837914 54.3181598)
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Credits: 
  • Organizer
German Embassy in Moscow
State University Uljanowsk

IMAGINARY at Bar-Ilan University

Submitted by Arkadius Kalka on

This exhibition is part of a project funded by the German Ministry of Education and Research under the brandname Research in Germany. This is the second of two IMAGINARY exhibitions in Israel in 2015/2016. The first exhibition was at the Clore Garden of Science at the Weizmann Institute in Rehovot until mid of December. 

The exhibition is open Sunday to Friday, from Thursday the 24th of December until Friday the 29th of January. During that period the exhibition is closed on two days - on Sunday Dec 27 and on Thursday Dec 31  (due to other events in the center).

The entrance is free of charge.

There is a cafeteria inside the venue so that visitors have the opportunity to sit down and  buy refreshments.

Big groups have to coordinate with Arkadius Kalka.

The exhibition is accompanied by a SURFER competition for Israel which continues until 12 April 2016:

Go to the event site or directly to the competition site.

Time and Place: 
Mercredi, Décembre 23, 2015 - 01:00 au Vendredi, Janvier 29, 2016 - 00:45
Venue: 
Bar- Ilan University
The Leslie and Susan Gonda (Goldschmied) Multidisciplinary Brain Research Center
Building number 901
Ramat Gan 52900
Israel
Coordinates: 
POINT (34.8038516 32.0837559)
Opening Hours: 

Sunday - Thursday: 9:30 - 17:30

Fridays: 9:30 - 12:30 

Files: 
cube_new.jpg
Website: 
Bar-Ilan University
Multidisciplinary Brain Research Center
Department of Mathematics
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Credits: 
  • Local Hosts
Prof. Mina Teicher, Head of Emmy Noether Institute
Prof. Moshe Bar, Director Brain Research Center
  • Local Project Coordinator
Dr. Arkadius Kalka
  • Coordination Germany
Dr. Antonia Mey
Prof. Gert-Martin Greuel
  • Supported by:
BMBF - Research in Germany

IMAGINARY goes North and East - upcoming exhibitions in Denmark, Russia and Norway

Submitted by IMAGINARY on

This Friday, April 5, a special IMAGINARY exhibition featuring sculptures and images will be shown for the first time in Denmark, at the Steno Science Museum in Aarhus, see here for the event info. It will be open until August 31, 2013. Then the exhibition series in Russia will find its continuation in a one week exhibition at Pushchino, a small town south of Moscow. It is the fifth exhibition in Russia, coordinated in collaboration with the German Embassy in Moscow (and some more are in the planning pipeline). In May IMAGINARY will be honoured to travel to Norway - also a first-timer - to be shown after the celebrations of the Abel prize ceremony in Oslo. It will be presented in a science museum in Trondheim - more detailscon be found here.

And if you are in Spain (and up for the Camino de Santiago), don’t forget to stop by the University Church next to Santiago de Compostela’s cathedral to see the ongoing RSME-IMAGINARY there - open until May 16, 2013.

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IMAGINARY Israel announced

Submitted by Antonia Mey on

On the occasion of the 50 year long diplomatic relations between Germany and Israel, the project IMAGINARY Israel by the Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach (MFO) will be announced in conjuction with a visit by German Federal Minister of Education and Research Johanna Wanka at the Weizmann Institute of Science on Feburary 10. The project consists of two mathematics exhibitions for the general public and two workshops mainly for young mathematicians from Germany and Israel.

Within this project, IMAGINARY is given the opportunity to collaborate with an excellent science communication center (the Clore Garden of Science The Davidson Institute of Science Education, the Weizmann Institute of Science) in order to share experiences in staging inspiring exhibitions and communicating current mathematics research to the general public. The collaboration will lead to the first ever IMAGINARY exhibition being shown in Israel during the summer of 2015 at the Clore Garden of Science in Rehovot , followed by a second exhibition shown in Tel Aviv towards the end of 2015 and the beginning of 2016. 

Watch out for the exact date announcements of the two planned exhibitions!

We are pleased to announce that IMAGINARY Israel has received funding from the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and is organized within the “Research in Germany” campaign of the BMBF, with the aim of strengthening the traditionally very good mathematical research collaborations between the two countries.
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STEAM Hub - Breaking-the-Ice

Submitted by IMAGINARY on

If you would like to participate, please fill in the registration form. 

Please bring along your ideas, you can leave them already via the idea brainstorming form.
You can also share your ideas, even if you are not able to participate. 

At the STEAM Hub Innovation Forum (31.5 - 1.6.2018, in Berlin, details to be announced shortly) we will then take a selection of ideas one step further into the market!

Time and Place: 
Jeudi, Avril 12, 2018 - 00:00 au 23:45
Venue: 
InnovationLabs.Berlin
Crellestr. 37
10827 Berllin
Germany
Coordinates: 
POINT (13.361 52.48818)
Opening Hours: 

17:30-20:30

Files: 
180320_imgy-kmu-flyer-mail-2.jpg
Flyer Picture
180411_imaginary-steamhub-icebreaker-slides.pdf
Presentation Slides (PDF)
Website: 
STEAM Hub webpage
Image Collection: 
Credits: 
Supported by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF).
Partenaires/mécènes: 
Innovationsforen Mittelstand

PyFWI - An interactive Software for the Simulation of Seismic Waves

Description

Description: 

The software is designed to illustrate maritime seismic imaging and includes

  • a graphic tool to play around with wave reflections
  • a simulation environment demonstrating wave propagation
  • an interactive selection of sources and receivers for seismic imaging
  • several explanations of the basic ideas
  • some information on mathematics and numerics
  • many additional features to discover

For more details and a demonstration video see our website at http://www. waves. kit.edu/pyfwi.php

Link to Website: 
Seismic Imaging

Crédits

Credit Text: 
This interactive software is realized by Daniele Corallo, Johannes Ernesti, Kevin Ganster, Christian Rheinbay, Christian Wieners on the basis of the open source toolbox PySIT (pysit.org) developed by Russell J. Hewett and Laurent Demanet.
Supported by: 
We gratefully acknowledge the support of the German Research Foundation (DFG) by CRC 1173 in the subprojects on numerical wave propagation and seismic imaging. The illustrations are provided by our project partner Thomas Bohlen from geophysics.

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Contributor(s): 
  • PyFWI
Johannes Ernesti, Christian Wieners
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Main File: 
pyfwi.zip
Main File Description: 
PyFWI - An interactive Software for the Simulation of Seismic Waves
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Applet height: 
800px
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PyFWI

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MatchTheNet

Description

Description: 

À chaque tour du jeu, vous verrez des polytopes dans la partie supérieure de l’écran.

Vous pouvez les tourner pour les regarder sous toutes les faces.

Dans la partie inférieure de l’écran, vous voyez autant de patrons plans qu’il y a de polytopes en haut.
Ces patrons sont obtenus par déroulement des polytopes sur un plan.
L’objectif est de faire correspondre chaque polytope avec son patron.
Vous pouvez permuter tout couple de patrons en les déplaçant l’un sur l’autre/

MatchTheNet est disponible en français, en anglais et en allemand. Sept niveaux de difficultés sont proposés pour un nombre de polytopes allant de 2 à 5. Le programme est bien adapté à des expositions temporaires et permanentes et aux musées scientifiques.

MatchTheNet est basé sur polymake, un logiciel libre pour la recherche en géométrie des polyèdres. Il permet de travailler avec des polytopes, des polyèdres tout autant qu’avec des complexes simpliciaux, des matroïdes, des cycles tropicaux et plus encore.

Link to Website: 
MatchTheNet

Crédits

Credit Text: 
Idea & Development: Michael Joswig, Georg Loho, Benjamin Lorenz, Rico Raber & the polymake team (www.polymake.org/doku.php/team), license: CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0. Stopwatch icon made by Dario Ferrando from www.flaticon.com (CC BY 3.0). Checkered icon and Drag Flick icon made Freepik from www.flaticon.com (CC BY 3.0). JavaScript 3D library three.js made by three.js authors (MIT license). JavaScript drag and drop library interact.js made by Taye Adeyemi (MIT license).

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Files: 
poster-matchthenet-7ecm-new.pdf
Exhibition Poster MatchTheNet (PDF)
matchthenet-polyhedra-nets.pdf
Polyhedra Nets (PDF)
matchthenet-polyhedra-images.pdf
Polyhedra Images (PDF)
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Applet height: 
800px
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GitHub Repository

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