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Visualisation and Communication in Mathematics
Abstract
Communication in mathematics is necessary at several levels: popularisation, teaching and research. Even a small drawing is useful in every case: to set a problem, to understand it, to find a method to tackle it and to illustrate it. An appealing aesthetic can also draw the attention on the subject.
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