Playing with the language of mathematics
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Space, time and human communication - matematicaS project
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Space, time and human communication - matematicaS project
Submitted by Sung Min Oh on
We have created 2 double pendulums. They have slightly different 2nd arms to demonstrate that the greater the mass, the greater the acceleration.
Submitted by Jed Cameron on
I snowman called Günther that was made on Surfer by Brendon Fleming and Jed Cameron. Made during the Imaginary Workshop, burnside highschool, Ashburton.
Submitted by Caleb Livingstone on
An exhibit we put together to demonstrate Kepler’s first two laws of planetary motion, and an interactive display of ellipses.
Virtual simulations of three-dimensional non-euclidean spaces, available at h3.hypernom.com and h2xe. hypernom.com
These are designed to work with the HTC Vive virtual reality system, on mobiles phones that have gyroscopes, and on ordinary computers.
Polygon is an interactive mobile app that allows users to discover polygons hidden in museums or science centers, and use them to construct Platonic and Archimedean solids. Scan polyhedra with your phone’s camera, answer mathematical questions to get powerups with additional shapes, and view the finished solids in Augmented Reality.
Submitted by ICTS CAM TIFR M... on
This exhibit illustrates the concept of tensegrity through an interesting sculpture that is made of rods and strings.
Rpolyhedra is an R package with a polyhedra database and rendering capabilities with solid and net models
Submitted by Rafael Prieto Curiel on
Coinciding with the tradition in some countries of the Black History Month, the Black Mathematician Month is an effort for public sensiblilization of the presence of the black minority in the mathematical community.