TY  - ADVS
AU  - Apostol,Tom M.
AU  - Bourguignon,J.-P
AU  - Emmer,Michele
AU  - Hege,Hans-Christian
AU  - Polthier,Konrad
AU  - Janzen,Beau
AU  - März,Christoph
AU  - Deiser,Oliver
AU  - Arnold,Douglas N.
AU  - Rogness,Jonathan
AU  - Johnson,Dano
AU  - Travis,Jeffrey
AU  - Todesco,Gian Marco
AU  - Zachow,Stefan
AU  - Paouri,Arghyro
AU  - Busch,Pia
AU  - Wehap,Roland
AU  - Leitner,Robert
AU  - Akayama,Hitoshi
AU  - Scott,Jessica
AU  - Gal,Ran
AU  - Sorkine,Olga
AU  - Gunn,Charles
AU  - Sullivan,John M.
AU  - Andreev,Nikolai
ED  - Germany.
ED  - Berkeley Computer Animation and Modeling Group.
ED  - MathFilm Festival
TI  - MathFilm Festival 2008: a collection of mathematical videos 
T2  - Springer VideoMATH
SN  - 9783540689027 :
AV  - QA19.M6 M38 2008
PY  - 2008///
CY  - Berlin
PB  - Springer
KW  - Mathematics
KW  - Study and teaching
KW  - Audio-visual aids
KW  - Feature films
KW  - Nonfiction films
KW  - Short films
KW  - Educational films
N1  - Counting beyond infinity : up to epsilon zero / Oliver Deiser -- Möbius transformations revealed / Douglas N. Arnold, Jonathan Rogness -- Flatland: the movie / Dano Johnson, Jeffrey Travis -- Growing a hyperdodecahedron / Gian Marco Todesco -- Facelab / Stefan Zachow -- The digital heart / Arghyro Paouri -- Periodic timetable optimization / Pia Busch -- Numbers in motion / Roland Wehap, Robert Leitner -- Quantus / Beau Janzen -- Dice / Hitoshi Akayama -- Attack of the note sheep / Jessica Scott -- The shape of search / Ran Gal, Olga Sorkine -- The Borromean rings / Charles Gunn, John M. Sullivan -- Chebyshev's foot-stepping machine / Nikolai Andreev -- A semi-Lagrangian contouring method for fluid simulation / Berkeley Computer Animation and Modeling Group -- MESH : bubble excerpt / Beau Janzen, Konrad Polthier; Animation, Beau Janzen ; music, Christoph März
N2  - Presents a juried collection of innovative short math videos, winners of the international competition of the MathFilm Festival 2008. The festival is part of the "Year of Mathematics" initiative of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (Germany). The films target a broad audience of students, teachers, and those with an interest in mathematics. Topics range from historic to modern, from geometry to graphics, from computing to visualization, and abstract mathematical world to real-world applications
ER  -