The Lab Gallery Video
Here is a new released video from "The Lab Gallery" For "A Spectrum Of Jewels" (Please Click On The Image)
Saturday, April 10, 2010
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Taxonomy of structures and techniques for Equational Poetry:
- What Is The Difference Between Multiplication And Addition In The Context Of Mathematical Poetry?
- The Proportional Poem -or- Similar Triangles Poem
- The Expanded Similar Triangles Poem
- The Orthogonal Space Poem
- The Long Division Poem
- The Double Derivative Poem
- The Paradigm Poem
- Substitution In Mathematical Poetry
- The Collaborative Substitution Poem
- Place Value Poem
- The Metamorphic Mathematical Poem
- The Axiomatic Poem
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2 comments:
I'm envious of Geof who got inside the exhibit space. Though it was visually appealing from outside, even during a deluge of March rain, it was clear that the INSIDE is an infinititely more special place. Hooray for you for having an East Coast exhibit. Next time come to DC.
Thanks JoAnne, Yes too bad I was not there when you came by - I would have gladly taken you inside. And yes, DC would be fun.
Thanks again,
Kaz
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