Digital Photos - Fall 2005 trip to
MAGIC 2005 conference
Notre Dame
near South Bend, IN
| Math Display Case (with books by faculty authors) The stick figures represent "root systems," used in Lie Theory to classify symmetry (named after S. Lie, pronounced Lee) Oct. 7 |
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| Open area and Jesus the Storyteller sculpture Oct. 9 |
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| A side entrance to the Basilica of the Sacred Heart "God, Country, Notre Dame." |
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| WWII memorial sculpture/fountain Oct. 9 |
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| Talk by C. Wampler, General Motors Research and Development
Center Fiber Products, Exceptional Varieties, and Mechanisms A cardboard prop is passed around the audience ...usually a figure with four hinges attached in a loop will be stuck in a rigid position, but this special configuration of hinges allows the figure to flex from one shape to another. |
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| Portrait, DeBartolo Hall |
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