Unfortunately to see it you must click here This poem uses the physics equation for energy E = Fd Energy is also called work "W...

Here is something unrelated to mathematical poetry but interesting none the less. I received this information from my vision science list to...

Karl Kempton sent me this link ... all I could say was WOW! check out all these books (click here)

I tend to think that without logic, you cannot communicate and without communication, you cannot have a philosophy. To me logic presupposes ...

My friend Keith Rowley pointed me at the equation above by 19th century American Mathematician George David Birkhoff. The equation co...

Detail of Factorial for Scott Glassman (above) Scott Glassman responds to my posting of his poem with my translations. I believe this gives ...

i am a quotient of the sun i am a quotient of the moon i am a quotient of the one i am a quotient of the two i am a quotient of the burn i a...

This page is reserved for Geof Huth's Mathematical Poems and related material Algebraic Poem #1 Algebraic Poem #2 Algebraic Poem #3 Alge...

Anonouncing the upcoming show art@IIT currated by my friend Robert Krawczyk

"Americana Mathematics" (above) -Details Views (below)- Introduction to ‘Visual Mathematical Poetry’: I would like to introduce a...

Here is a timely mathematics poem by JoAnne Growny: Perelman and Me On Tuesday, August 22, 2006 Russian mathematician Grigory Perelman decli...

Bob Grumman has just posted Marko Niemi’s translation of Friedrich Schlegel’s equation for poetry and God on his blog at this URL: click her...

Karl Kempton sent us this Emerson Quote: Every word was once a poem. -Ralph Waldo Emerson, writer and philosopher(1803-1882)

Language is fossil poetry. Ralph Waldo Emerson, writer and philosopher (1803-1882)

Waterfall by M. C. Escher 1961 The biggest problem to overcome with math-art in general is that it is tied to two mutually exclusive aesthet...

When I was first introduced to hyper-dimensional geometry I was quite fascinated but really didn’t have any clear path to understand it...

Here is a math joke sent to me by Aerospace engineers Paul Mossel and Keith Rowley on the subject of why I don’t want to teach.