- GrafEq - Pedagoguery Software
An intuitive, flexible program for producing graphs of implicit relations. Graph equations encountered in the secondary pre-calculus math curriculum: linear functions, polynomial functions, conics, trigonometric functions, exponential functions, relations
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- Grafica Obscura - Paul Haeberli
An evolving computer graphics notebook: a compilation of technical notes, pictures and essays. Contents include: Paper and Plotter: A 3D Surface; Laser Cutting for Rapid Manufacturing; Geometric Paper Folding: Dr. David Huffman; Paper and Light (An inexpensive
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- Grand Illusions - Hendrik Ball
A "site for the enquiring mind, with optical illusions, scientific toys, visual effects, and even a little magic." Includes a number of feature articles on vision, photography, mirrors, optical toys, movies, etc. See, in particular, the geometrical optical
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- Graph Galleries - Microcal Software, Inc.
Select one of 5 Subject Specific Graph Galleries to view an array of industry-specific graphs, or explore graph types (3D surface graphs; contour graphs; bar, box, & column gallery; line gallery; line & symbol gallery; or scatter gallery). See
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- Graphics for Complex Analysis - Douglas N. Arnold; Institute for Mathematics and its Applications
A collection of graphical demonstrations of concepts in complex analysis developed for a course at McAllister. Most are animated so that the original curves are continuously deformed into the image curves, and the eye can follow which points move where;
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- Graphics for Complex Analysis (Java version) - Douglas N. Arnold; Institute for Mathematics and its Applications
A collection of graphical demonstrations using Java of concepts in complex analysis developed for a course at McAllister. Most are animated so that the original curves are continuously deformed into the image curves, and the eye can follow which points
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- Graphics for the Calculus Classroom (Java version) - Douglas N. Arnold; Institute for Mathematics and its Applications
Excerpts with Java animations from a collection of graphical demonstrations developed for first year calculus. Includes: Differentials and differences, computing the volume of water in a tipped glass, Archimedes' calculation of pi, how the ball bounces,
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- Graphing Calculator for Mac and Windows - Pacific Tech
Graphing Calculator calculates and displays two- and three-dimensional mathematical objects easily, and saves animations as QuickTime movies. The site includes a list of features, a guided tour, a picture gallery, a free demo, and ordering capabilities,
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- Graphing Cubic Polynomials - Jim Carlson, University of Utah
A Java graph with changeable coefficients. Draw the graph, zoom in or out, click on any point to get approximate coordinates. Arc length and rise/run calculated.
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- Graphmatica - Keith Hertzer, kSoft, Inc.
An equation plotter with numerical and calculus features. Graph Cartesian functions, relations, and inequalities, plus polar, parametric, and ordinary differential equations. Up to 25 graphs on screen at once. Offers copy to clipboard (bitmap and WMF),
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- GraphPanel - David Binger; Centre College
A Java application that supports the interactive editing of simple graphs with labels. The program can produce PostScript images of the graphs, and these PostScript files can be included directly in TeX documents or converted (using other programs) to
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- Graphs about Charts and Charts about Graphs - Ben Greenman
Humorously self-referential charts and "meta-charts," such as "How Much I Had to Manipulate the Data to Make It Seem Like Things Were Looking Up," "Percent Chance These Bars Are Too Thin to See," "How Hard It Was to Draw a Perfectly Straight Line Before,
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- The Great Golden Pyramid - Tony Smith
The largest of the Giza pyramids is usually called the Great Pyramid. It can also be called the Great Golden Pyramid, because its geometry is that of the Golden Mean. Pictures and diagrams of the interior and exterior architecture, with explanations of
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- Greg Egan's Home Page
Information, illustrations, and Java applets that supplement some of the works of the science fiction author. The Applets Gallery includes groups of rotations in three dimensions and in four dimensions; Escher, inspired by the artist's conflicting orientation
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- Groupe Fractales (INRIA) - Benoît Leblanc and Frédéric Raynal
A group of researchers studying the application of fractal techniques to complex systems, especially signal processing. Introduction to the theoretical aspects of fractal analysis; genetic algorithms; introduction to time-scale analysis, in French; applications,
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- Guide to the Mandelbrot Set - Paul Derbyshire
Explore the Mandelbrot set with a fractal-drawing program: images of well-known portions of the set, their locations, comments on miniature images of the Mandelbrot set that arise from different formulas, and Julia sets.
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- GVU Center - Jarek Rossignac; Georgia Tech
The Graphics, Visualization & Usability Center, envisioning a world in which computers are used as easily and effectively as are automobiles, stereos, and telephones, and collaborating on research projects in Visualization, Animation, VR, Design,
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- Hamiltonian Circuit Algorithm - Ashay Dharwadker
A new algorithm for finding Hamiltonian circuits in graphs with a
constructive proof of Dirac's theorem, applications to finding Knight's
Tours and a demonstration program, by Ashay Dharwadker.
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- Hand Made Manipulative Instructions - Margo Lynn Mankus
Pattern block cutouts: triangles, squares, smaller and larger rhombuses, trapezoids, and hexagons. Base-ten blocks in sets of ones, tens, and hundreds; and base-five blocks in sets of ones, fives, and twenty-fives. XY-block sets of X, X2, XY, Y, and Y2
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- Highland Tessellations - Karen M. Stagge, Highland Middle School, Libertyville, IL
Tessellations A La Escher: an introductory unit based on MECC's Tesselmania! software and the graphics of M.C. Escher, to help students realize the importance of mathematics in the art world. Also links to work done by students at other schools.
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- Hip Hop Times Tables - Pop Lock and Learn Pty Ltd
Pop, Lock and Learn hip hop times tables is meant to help kids learn multiplication through stories, using repetition with varied tempos, and explaining math tricks and clues over cleverly produced beats. The CD is accompanied with graphic learning aids
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- How round is your circle? - Bryant, John; and Sangwin, Chris
These photos and QuickTime movies accompany the book How Round Is Your Circle? Where Engineering and Mathematics Meet. See, in particular, the illustrations of how to drill a square hole. Sections include Falling apart (the Pythagorean Theorem, Dudeney's
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- How to Knit a Moebius Band (Geometry and the Imagination) - Conway, Doyle, Gilman, Thurston; The Geometry Center
Directions for using two colors to knit a band that can be cut apart into a Moebius strip, expanded by Maria Iano-Fletcher from an original recipe by Miles Reid.
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- Hyperbolic Geometry (Graphics Archive, Special Topics) - The Geometry Center
A definition of hyperbolic geometry and illustrations of hyperbolic structures, with a link to Not Knot, a guided tour through computer-animated hyperbolic space.
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- Hyperbolic Tessellations - David Joyce; Dept. of Mathematics & Computer Science, Clark University
The hyperbolic plane has more space in it then the Euclidean plane. There are only three regular tessellations of the Euclidean plane, namely {3,6} in which equilateral triangles meet six at each vertex, {4,4} in which squares meet four at each vertex,
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- Hyperbolic Tilings - Sascha Rogmann
A link to Rogmann's thesis (in German) and to pages on shells around the dodecahedron; 1+110+3458 cubes; hyperbolic buckyballs; hyperbolic animations; triangle-tessellations; quadrangle-tessellations; two-holed cloth torus; Subsets of PSL_2(Z[w]), D=-3,
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- Hyperspace Structures: Exploring the Fourth Dimension - Burbanks, Beardmore
Mpeg Movies and pictures illustrate: 1. The Hypercube: a 4 dimensional analogue of the cube. Details of its construction, along with movies of a spinning hypercube. 2. An "Inflated Hypercube": approximating the hypersphere. 3. Hyper-torus: Adding together
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- IFS (Iterated Function Systems) for 2D and 3D Visualization - Craig M. Wittenbrink
Using fractal interpolation to graphically represent two and three-dimensional scalar data: download article in PDF or PostScript format, and view related images.
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- Illustrated 4D Computer Graphics - Kirby Urner, 4D Solutions
Curriculum Concepts from the Fuller School. Primitive topologies: non-Euclidean definitions of points, lines, planes as non-zero, parameterized entities, with light affecting properties in ray traced views; Concentric hierarchy: a reference frame relating
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- Images Created by Man & Chaos - Alan Beck
Some personal observations on fractal art and artists. "...the fractal artist does not create but explores, does not manufacture but discovers. Instead of being repelled by computers, such adventurers revel in them, as European mariners of old rejoiced
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- The Image Warper (METIP) - Steve Tanimoto; Mathematics Experiences Through Image Processing
A PC program for MS-Windows that supports exploratory learning and enjoyable activities involving geometric transformations and image distortion. Simple transformations such as rotation, translation or scaling can be specified with single line segmentss.
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- Imaging the Imagined - Paul Flavin
Modeling with Math and a Keyboard: the art and science of modeling; the math, theory and practice of rendering, imaging, and animation. An introduction to raytracing and the Quadric surfaces; Platonic Solids and Polyhedra; 'Tensegrity' (tension) structures;
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- Impossible World - Vlad Alexeev
About impossible figures in art. These figures can be painted on paper but cannot be represented in space. There are many artworks by M.C. Escher, Jos de Mey, Sandro del Prete and many other artists. Also, you can view animations and read articles about
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- Information is Beautiful - David McCandless
Compelling graphic presentations on health supplements, plane accidents by final destination, government spending, time travel in popular film and TV, and many other "facts, data, ideas, subjects, issues, statistics, and questions" -- all with the minimum
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- Instructional Resources - Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft's instructional resources are divided into lesson plans (math), how-to articles, and tutorials. You may search each section's resources by age group, Microsoft product, theme or learning area. See also the Design Gallery Live.
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- Integer Jim's Math Squad - Jim Bennett
Creative ways to use art, writing, research, and Internet projects to make math more exciting for students. The Math Squad art projects are year-long projects; rather than "lesson oriented," they create an "adventure theme" that facilitates math instruction.
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- Interactive Java Applets - Fergus Murray
Dragoric (The animated fractal toy); Toroidia (Adventures in toroidal geometry); Trochor (Fun with trochoids). See also Fergus Murray's Mathematical Graphics Page, and his mathematical animations.
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- Interactive Mathematics Miscellany and Puzzles - Alexander Bogomolny
"The peculiar beauty of Mathematics lies in deduction, in the dependency of one fact upon another. The less expected a dependency is, the simpler the facts on which the deduction is based - the more beautiful is the result." This award-winning site offers
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- International Snow Sculpture Championships: Team Minnesota - Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Macalester College
Team Minnesota's Enneper surface entry earned second place in the Breckenridge International Snow Sculpture Championships of 2000. The site also includes photos of their planning, design, and implementation stages, the acceptance speech, and the team's
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- The Internet Mathematics Challenge - Julie Houston and David Trask
Explore the geometry of architecture, and share your observations with the students who built this site. With a Java-enabled browser, mouse over pictures of buildings to find the angles, arches, and other geometric figures appearing in Durham Cathedral,
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- Intriguing Tessellations - Marjorie Rice
Famous for discovering four hitherto unknown tilings of pentagons, Marjorie Rice got her start in tessellations reading an article by Martin Gardner. This site features mathematical explanations and examples of several tessellations using pentagons, as
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- Introduction to Chaos Theory - Andrew Ho
Designed for those with little background in mathematics. Topics covered include bifurcation diagrams; the Lorenz, Rossler, and Henon strange attractors; Kolmogorov-Arnold-Moser orbits; and fractal geometry, including the Sierpinski Triangle, Von Koch
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- An Introduction to Fractals - Paul Bourke
"What is a fractal? B. Mandelbrot: A rough or fragmented geometric shape that can be subdivided in parts, each of which is (at least approximately) a reduced-size copy of the whole. Mathematical: A set of points whose fractal dimension exceeds its topological
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- Introduction to the Mandelbrot Set - David Dewey
Images of the Mandelbrot set, with information on complex numbers and on graphing Mandelbrot sets.
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- Intuitive Calculus
A site that teaches calculus "by forming an intuition" of concepts such as limits, derivatives, and integrals.
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- ISAWI Laboratory - Hasan Isawi
Geometria_descrittiva; La Cupola della Roccia - graphic representation of architectural plans; static and/or dynamic montage of any real or virtual image. Graphic representations for thesis and university examinations. Gallery of images.
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- Java 3d Viewer - Faceted and Wireframe Objects - Paul Flavin
A Java applet that lets you view and rotate the Platonic Solids and other faceted objects including approximations of the Moebius strip, a torus, a soccerball, a teapot and other objects. Accompanying pages describe related mathematical concepts used
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- Java Exploration Tool for Dynamical Systems - R. Wegenkittl and E. Gröller
A Java Applet for the visualization and exploration of two-dimensional analytical defined dynamical systems. The system is defined by a set of two differential equations, which are evaluated within the chosen region to form a two-dimensional vector field.
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- jennifer.jasensky.com - Jennifer Jasensky
Teaching tessellations: Pictures and mathematical classifications of wallpaper and frieze patterns from Granada, Sevilla, and Almeria, Spain. The site includes helpful links and lesson plans, plus worksheet/transparency masters.
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- Jim's GSP Library - Jim Wilson; Dept. of Mathematics Education, Univ. of Georgia
Geometer's Sketchpad (GSP) sketches to download, from a course on Algorithms and Computers in Mathematics Education: Centroid of a triangle; Orthocenter of a triangle; Circumcenter of a triangle; Circumcircle of a triangle; Incenter of a triangle, Incircle
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