When Scientific American Made M. C. Escher Famous
In the 1960s Martin Gardner helped to turn the artist M. C. Escher into a sensation
In the 1960s Martin Gardner helped to turn the artist M. C. Escher into a sensation
Fluid-mechanics simulations point to the ideal technique
Scientists have created a “map” of odor molecules, which could ultimately be used to predict new scent combinations
Images and sculptures inspired by mathematical principles show off the intense beauty of the discipline
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