Exhibition Content Overview

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IMAGINARY has a collection of exhibits grouped in two big exhibitions: the original "Through the eyes of mathematics", that features pure abstract mathematics, and "Mathematics of planet Earth", that features applied mathematics. However, the distinction is not strict and frequently IMAGINARY exhibitions mix modules from both sources.

Through the eyes of mathematics

The exhibits on this collection are:

  • Programs
    • SURFER [1]. Visualization of algebraic surfaces in real time.
    • jReality Exhibit. Videogame-like environment with minimal surfaces and other mathematical objects.
    • Cinderella Applets. A collection of miscellaneous small interactive programs.
    • 3D-XplorMath. Rendering of various collections of surfaces.
    • Morenaments. Drawing patterns with the seventeen wallpaper groups.

Mathematics of planet Earth

The exhibits on this collection are:

  • Physical
    • Erosion and fractal coasts
    • Where are you?
    • Coriolis force
    • Permeable or impermeable?
    • The melting of glaciers
    • Tectonic Plates
    • Is the core of the Earth solid or liquid?
    • Where is the sun at noon?
    • All maps are wrong!
    • Satellites under control
    • Solitons and Tsunamis
    • Turbulent Weather!
    • From Earth to the sky
    • Fractals objects: models for nature