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Almost every paper or artwork by Erik Demaine opens me to something I wouldn't ever imagine. I encourage everyone to look at his website. He is closest to the d
by arihant 15y ago
Almost every paper or artwork by Erik Demaine opens me to something I wouldn't ever imagine. I encourage everyone to look at his website. He is closest to the da Vinci of our times.
- kang 15y agohttp://erikdemaine.org/ http://erikdemaine.org/
- cs702 15y agoAgree. I enjoy the annual origami puzzles too: http://erikdemaine.org/puzzles/ http://erikdemaine.org/puzzles/
- kapitalx 15y agoI enjoyed his 'family' tree. Showing his academic ancestry to the likes of Fourier and Euler at the bottom of this page: http://erikdemaine.org/family/ http://erikdemaine.org/family/
- JadeNB 15y agoAs the note at the bottom of the page mentions, the 'tree' part of that can be got for any mathematician from the wonderful Mathematics Genealogy Project: http://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/index.php http://genealogy.math.ndsu.nodak.edu/index.php. While we're on collaborations and curiosities, I could have sworn that there was a page out there that would try to calculate your Erdös number automatically (maybe through MathSciNet?), but I can't seem to find it.
- tomdeakin 15y agoTried the "Black and White Squares" one. Was pretty fun and definitely suitable for 'young folders'!