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As a consequence, mathematical and scientific investigation suffered from what Walter Whiteley, a great admirer of Coxeter and director of applied mathematics at York University in Toronto, calls the "geometry gap."
Archive 2006-09-01 Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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The article first describes the disrepute into which the study of geometry had fallen before Coxeter came along, instigated by a group that wrote under the collective pen name of Nicolas Bourbakis:
Archive 2006-09-01 Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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Coxeter responded to this challenge through a variety of means, including lecturing, collaboration with artists, and the development of new tools and applications for geometry.
Archive 2006-09-01 Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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Beginning in the 1950s, the Globe reports, Coxeter worked closely with M.C.
Coxeter, Escher, and Whiteley: Geometry, Art, and the Role of Visualization Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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Coxeter, Escher, and Whiteley: Geometry, Art, and the Role of Visualization repare for a true blog post, quick and dirty.
Coxeter, Escher, and Whiteley: Geometry, Art, and the Role of Visualization Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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Coxeter responded to this challenge through a variety of means, including lecturing, collaboration with artists, and the development of new tools and applications for geometry.
Coxeter, Escher, and Whiteley: Geometry, Art, and the Role of Visualization Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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Coxeter, Escher, and Whiteley: Geometry, Art, and the Role of Visualization repare for a true blog post, quick and dirty.
Archive 2006-09-01 Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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As a consequence, mathematical and scientific investigation suffered from what Walter Whiteley, a great admirer of Coxeter and director of applied mathematics at York University in Toronto, calls the "geometry gap."
Coxeter, Escher, and Whiteley: Geometry, Art, and the Role of Visualization Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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Beginning in the 1950s, the Globe reports, Coxeter worked closely with M.C.
Archive 2006-09-01 Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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The article first describes the disrepute into which the study of geometry had fallen before Coxeter came along, instigated by a group that wrote under the collective pen name of Nicolas Bourbakis:
Coxeter, Escher, and Whiteley: Geometry, Art, and the Role of Visualization Jeremiah McNichols 2006
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