Exhibit at the Math Library
Before I left Vincent hall, with librarian Carolyn Bishoff we organized a pop-up exhibit at the Mathematics Library to showcase a bunch of really cool books at the library covering everything from ancient hieroglyphic math to the ATLAS of finite simple groups and other dramatic/chaotic books found in the math library.
I hope to organize similar exhibits at other math libraries. Until then, this page is an online exhibit of interesting math books.
- Hieroglyphic papyri
- Demotic Papyri
- Rhind Papyrus:
- Moscow Papyrus
- Cuneiform tablets
- https://primo.lib.umn.edu/permalink/01UMN_INST/ijl1rs/alma9949938990001701
- https://primo.lib.umn.edu/permalink/01UMN_INST/ijl1rs/alma9912220710001701
- https://primo.lib.umn.edu/permalink/01UMN_INST/ijl1rs/alma9939142100001701
- https://primo.lib.umn.edu/permalink/01UMN_INST/ijl1rs/alma9956164970001701
- Visualizations
- Durer: https://primo.lib.umn.edu/permalink/01UMN_INST/ijl1rs/alma9935890100001701
- Fomenko: TODO
- Geometry Center
- Monsters
- ATLAS: https://primo.lib.umn.edu/permalink/01UMN_INST/1ssodfo/alma9923841980001701
A few days before that, I also got to host the GeMM Trivia and asked participants questions about the library, but sadly no teams answered more than one question correctly!