Mathematical art

Mathematical Font Art

Currently, only a limited number of fonts are available for high quality mathematical typesetting, such as Knuth's computer modern font, the Stix font, and several fonts from the TEX Gyre family. An interesting challenge is to develop tools which allow users to pick any existing favorite font and to use it for writing mathematical texts. We will present progress on this problem as part of recen...

Developing Mathematical Tools to Investigate Art

It all started (at least for my students and myself) in December 2006, at a colloquium talk in Applied Mathematics at Princeton University, by Rick Johnson, a distinguished professor in Electrical Engineering at Cornell University, freshly back from a year’s sabbatical in the Netherlands. At the end of his talk, he advertised the possibility for some very interesting and challenging Image Proce...

Mathematical Fuzzy Logic { State of Art

My Parade of Algorithmic Mathematical Art

Animations are discussed for a range of geometric dissections. These include a variety of twist-hinged dissections, some swing-hinged dissections, dissections of squares and cubes corresponding to a certain integer identities, folding dissections of multi-level regular polygons, and folding dissections of multi-level polyominoes. Artistic issues pertaining to these dissections and animations ar...

Knotting Mathematics and Art : International Conference in Low Dimensional Topology and Mathematical Art

Nagle Lecture, Opening Talk) John H. Conway (Princeton University) From Topology to Symmetry (This talk will be the Nagle Lecture, http://www.math.usf.edu/Nagle/index.html, scheduled on November 1, 7:30–8:30PM, also regarded as an opening lecture of the conference.) It is well known that the symmetries of repeating patterns in the Euclidean plane belong to just one of 17 groups. Less well-known...