Math & Art websites

From Math and Art

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Contents 1 Fractals and Chaos 2 Sculpture and Modelling 3 Architecture 4 Photography 5 General Resources

[edit] Fractals and Chaos

• Fractalism, a great resource of colorful, artistic images based on fractal geometry.

• Koch Curves with SilverLight 2.0 A small SilverLight 2.0 program which implements the Koch Curves (A fractal).

[edit] Sculpture and Modelling

• MathArt.org, a site by Stewart Dickson.
• John Robinson's Sculpture
• Geometric Sculpture by George W. Hart.
• Elias Wakan's Geometric Sculpture
• Marrying Math and Art, an article on the sculpture of Helaman Ferguson, with links to more resources.
• mathematical constructions by Jane and John Kostick
• dreamstube.com, A website by Reza Salehi.
• PHP root finder, Try online, This PHP based program, gets a mathematical expression, finds the roots in a given range and also draws the diagram. You can try it online by clicking on the sample image. Make sure you use C++ format to form the expressions. For example 2*x^2 should be 2*x*x.
• PHP 2D diagrams, Try online, This PHP based program, gets 2 parametric mathematical expression and draws the 2D diagram. You can try it online by clicking on the sample image.Make sure you use C++ format to form the expressions. For example 2*x^2 should be 2*x*x.
• PHP integral, Try online, This PHP based program, gets a mathematical expression, calculates the integral between the given range and draws the diagram. You can try it online by clicking on the sample image.Make sure you use C++ format to form the expressions. For example 2*x^2 should be 2*x*x.
• PHP 3D diagrams, Try online, This PHP based program, gets 3 parametric mathematical expressions and draws a nice 3D diagram. You can try it online by clicking on the sample image.Make sure you use C++ format to form the expressions. For example 2*x^2 should be 2*x*x.

[edit] Architecture

Math & Architecture - Mathematically interesting Architectural sites in Spain and Italy.

[edit] Photography

• Gilbert Garcin

[edit] General Resources

• Science Magazine and National Science Foundation For the past 5 years, Science and NSF have cosponsored the annual Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge to encourage cutting-edge efforts to visualize scientific data.
• Visual Mathematics, a list of dozens of Math & Art websites, articles, exhibits, etc.
• Math Awareness Month - April 2003 - Math Awareness Month - April 2003, focused on Math & Art.
• Art & Science Collaboration - General Info, Exhibits, Competitions, and More!
• http://www.math.dartmouth.edu/~matc/math5.geometry/ A course developed at Dartmouth under the Mathematics Across the Curriculum project of the National Science Foundaion.
• Mathematical Imagery - Galleries, Articles, Resources, Links.
• Zim Mathematics - Creative Mathematics - Math. Concept Art, Poems, Expression-Formula, Stories.
• Bridges '09

Mathematicians and artists create stunning works in all media and to explore

the visualization of mathematics--origami, computer-generated landscapes, tesselations, fractals, anamorphic art, and more. Explore the growing collection of albums in the American Mathematical Society's Mathematical Imagery--send e-postcards and bookmark the page to see new featured works.

Computers make it possible for me to "see" the beauty of mathematics. This image and all of the Circle Pictures are made by iterating systems of Mobius Transformations --- Anne M. Burns