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$Original artwork by entitled “Infinite Study Guide” by Briana Lyons, a Westfield State University student who spent the Fall, 2010 semester working on material from Discovering the Art of Mathematics - The Infinite. This artwork represented her artistic vision of the course topic. Prominent figures include the Wheel of Aristotle, one-point perspective, a fractal proof without words that 1 + ½ +1/4 +… = 2, and a visual proof that there are as many points between 0 and 1 as there are between 0 and 2.$

Solving the Rubik's Cube

Rubik's Cube 4x2x2x2

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Soap Bubble Hypercube

Spirographs in the Real World

Spirographs in the Real World

What is Proof? (Ex: Birthday Proof)

What is Proof? (Ex: Birthday Proof)

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