Juried Mathematical Fiber Arts Exhibit, JMM2009
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The Petting Zoo table
closeup of the right half of the petting zoo: right to left, a seven-colored fleece torus, a hyperbolic pair of pants, a two-holed torus, K_6 embedded on a projective plane, a torus, a mobius band, and a projective plane.
Closeup of the left half of the petting zoo: left to right, a piece of hyperbolic space, a seven-colored flat fleece torus, a nonorientable surface of genus 3, a Fortunatus' purse, three small bits of hyperbolic surface, a Klein bottle, a braid, and a Mobius band.
Another view of Daniel Yuhas' Phyllotactic blanket.
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Here's the left half of that table...
sarah-marie belcastro's Nonuniform Nonorientable Nonsurfaces
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Norah Gaughan's Celestine
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Matthew
Wright's Seifert Surface of the Borromean Rings
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another view of the Seifert Surface of the Borromean Rings
Matthew
Wright's Seifert Surface of the Trefoil
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Another view of the Seifert Surface of the Trefoil
Hugh Griffiths' Trefoils
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Another view of the Trefoils
Daina Taimina's Day and Night in Hyperbolic World
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The other half of that table... which should indicate the (large) scale of Day & Night...
Susan Goldstine's Perfectly Simple
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A non-distorted view of Perfectly Simple
A different color configuration of the Hexaflexacube
